On 30/01/14 09:36, Richard Elkins wrote:
I am not sure if this would be classified as a bug in update-manager
version 1:0.194 (Saucy) or an annoying feature.
In *12.04.02 LTS*, when I ran `update-manager -d -c`, whether updates
to the current release are pending or not, I was presented with the
option of selecting the release upgrade to 14.04. In affect, the
pending 12.04.03 updates were ignored.
In *13.10*, there is no way to ignore pending updates while running
`update-manager -d -c`. The user will not be notified of the 14.04
release until all updates have been installed.
So ..... bug or feature?
Reading the first instruction in the testcase which includes
update-manager -d -c
Install all updates available for the release you want to upgrade by
running update-manager. Click Check if any update is available, and
click Install to install them
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