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Hi, do we need a "apt-get upgrade" like command to update all packages installed? #55

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vmlinz opened this issue Dec 7, 2010 · 2 comments

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vmlinz commented Dec 7, 2010

Hi, what do you think of this idea, I am stealing code for function "el-get" and make another function which updates all installed packages, but it's ugly...

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dimitri commented Dec 8, 2010

(mapc 'el-get-update (el-get-package-name-list))

I don't want to have that in el-get because I think when you el-get-update a package, you then have to check for your setup of it against the newer "release". I wouldn't like it to have to recheck all the setup against all the new packages in one go.

Now if there's user-demand...

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vmlinz commented Dec 9, 2010

Got your idea, and yes every time updating a package, we have to check it(package configuration may change with updates).

Maybe I am just lazy. And I'm going to try (mapc 'el-get-update (el-get-package-name-list))

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