Yeah, I've hit that exact situation on one of my machines running Void Linux (so obviously completely different package manager). I personally think it's best t

Yeah, I've hit that exact situation on one of my machines running Void Linux (so obviously completely different package manager). I personally think it's best to tell the user that it can't make the given constraints work and suggest which package(s) are the problem, and then if the user is willing to part with them then they can `apt remove foo && apt upgrade` or w/e (which is more or less my experience of how Void's xbps does it).