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"snapshot merge" should have "-no-remove" like "snapshot pull" #57

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mattgleeson opened this issue May 16, 2014 · 2 comments
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"snapshot merge" should have "-no-remove" like "snapshot pull" #57

mattgleeson opened this issue May 16, 2014 · 2 comments
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I'm trying to merge two snapshots with different versions of the same packages (like maybe a "stable" and "testing" repo). I'd like to keep the older versions available in the new snapshot, maybe in case I need to roll back to the older version in production.

It looks like you can do this with "snapshot pull" via the -no-remove flag, but merge will only keep one version of any [name,architecture] pair. I see the -latest flag but that just decides which version will be kept, it won't ever keep both.

Am I just doing things totally wrong? I'd rather not have to pull each package from one snapshot into the other but I guess I could script that up.

@smira smira added this to the v0.6 milestone May 17, 2014
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smira commented May 17, 2014

Agreed, good enhancement!

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smira commented May 29, 2014

Done in master.

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