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On Mon, 2006-08-07 at 15:01 +0200, Enrico Weigelt wrote: |
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> Lets say, if I've, installed foo-1.1, and it gets masked due |
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> some bug(s), but 1.0 isn't, I want to get informed with an big |
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> fat warning, *before* anything actually done, ie. |
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> [...] |
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> # WARNING: installed package foo-1.1 has been masked and would |
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> # be downgraded: |
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> # <masking comment ...> |
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> [...] |
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> An fully-automatic downgrade should *never* downgrade anything. |
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> This is too dangerous, because essential features can get lost. |
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> Again, my bugzilla example: assuming 2.22 will be unmasked some |
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> day and I installed it w/ postgres support. Now there are some |
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> bugs found, but not fixed fast enough, so it gets masked. |
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> I run an update w/o knowing that it downgrades, and my whole |
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> bugzilla hosting is suddenly broken. |
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That would not happen. bugzilla is a webapp and as such is fully |
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SLOTted. Upgrades (and downgrades) are manual. |
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Ed |
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