Hi Rainer,
if I have four checks defined and a package is removed, only the first
check is executed, if it returns a positive result, the additional three checks
are not executed.
Is this by design?
On install all checks are executed.
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Stefan
Pendl Stefan wrote:
Hi Rainer,
if I have four checks defined and a package is removed, only the first
check is executed, if it returns a positive result, the additional three checks
are not executed.
Is this by design?
On install all checks are executed.
Hi Stefan,
Pendl Stefan wrote:
Hi Rainer,
if I have four checks defined and a package is removed, only the first
check is executed, if it returns a positive result, the additional three
checks are not executed.
Is this by design?
It's actually an optimization. Let's explain...
Pendl Stefan wrote:
Rainer,
thanks for clearing this up, so it is behaving like C and so forth, if the
right-most condition returns a negative result skip the rest.
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This should be left-most, time to go home ...
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