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add flag to upgrade only deb-get packages - #1246
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Not a feature I endorse (the whole point being to apply updates and keep systems up-to-date) but it has been requested and fulfilled so ...
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closes #1107
This adds the flag
--dg-onlywhich will only upgrade packages which were installed by deb-get, rather than doing a general apt-get upgrade.I've tested it in Debian 12 and Kubuntu 24.04 and it seems to work properly.
I used
--dg-onlyrather than the--repos-onlysuggested in the feature request, as that flag when updating doesn't trigger apt-get, and I figured that would be inconsistent behavior. Since this will trigger apt-get, but only for packages that deb-get has installed. (As listed in /etc/deb-get/installed.)Thoughts?