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Currently, files with the same content will not create backup files.
This leads to an invalid state, especially when you have a backported feature which then get released and the system gets upgraded. The file already does exist with the same content, so there is no backup file. If then the developer decides to remove the file from the package because it is not necessary any more, then the core file will get deleted not restored by the backup file because there is none.
Expected behaviour
Always create backups for package files.
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
Backport feature
Update system after a couple of months
Remove the backport of the file which now exists in the core from the package
Support Ticket
Ticket#10149686
I'm sure this is a bug and no feature request or a general question.
yes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Used Zammad Version
6.2
Environment
cat /etc/os-release
): [e.g. debian 10.4, ubuntu 20.04]Actual behaviour
Currently, files with the same content will not create backup files.
This leads to an invalid state, especially when you have a backported feature which then get released and the system gets upgraded. The file already does exist with the same content, so there is no backup file. If then the developer decides to remove the file from the package because it is not necessary any more, then the core file will get deleted not restored by the backup file because there is none.
Expected behaviour
Always create backups for package files.
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
Support Ticket
Ticket#10149686
I'm sure this is a bug and no feature request or a general question.
yes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: