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Just my user feedback, and only if it is wanted: I was not able to
understand a damn thing from all the messages about this change.
As an user, the "update" thing was always a voodoo for me. Ironically,
the FAQ has exactly 3 (three) lines of text, one is the command itself
(no offense
That Subject is incorrect.
Unless pkg_add is going to start doing a stat() of /bin/cat and demanding
you run sysupgrade INCLUDING THE REBOOT if the file is more than a day
old? or is it two days? Or is it a week?
What has happened for years now is that if you attempt to upgrade an
old base
If you don't update base first (as you should always do),
recent package snapshots will break.
Code to parse the hash after
@option always-update
was added on May 26.
Package snapshots built after May 28 use that new syntax.
You will notice fairly early, as quirks uses
@option always-update
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