Has anyone tried HEAD since my update (I know, less that 24 hours :} ) ? Specifically, the prev/curr/test behaviour is _potentially_ wrong.
Here's what I mean. prev/curr/test can mean 1 of two things: a: the previous stable version, the current stable version, the test version of given packages, or b: the previous stable version, or the current if no previous, the current stable version, the test version or the current if no previous. Currently the reinstated buttons do a:. Now, if setup.ini always provided prev and test, setup.exe would *appear* to do b to the users, but actually do a:. This would be useful in certain circumstances. i.e. when a package gets replaced by two packages that do what the single one did, and the old package is removed, with a: it will correctly uninstall. With b: it *won't*. (This can be address'd by completely removing the package from the list, but that then breaks *everyone(*)* who is running on previous for whatever reason - they get forced to curr for the replacement package, ahead of time. What I'm saying is that the behaviour in a: seems more sane to me, but requires more management of setup.ini, whereas b: has less setup.ini management, but also less capability to have different things in prev/curr/test - reducing their value somewhat. So, I'd like some input on this, as changing to b: is easy enough to do, but I'd like to stay with a:, and doing that will affect upset at a minimum. Rob (*) How many folk do run in the different 'dists'?
