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Hi

Would it be good to include a bit of pkg upgrade in section 25.2.3 major and 
minor upgrades of the handbook?
Since I am using poudriere to build packages also for our production servers 
now, I would think that instead of the portupgrade stuff before the final 
freebsd-update install a simple pkg upgrade -f would suffice.
Thus either using portupgrade or pkg upgrade before issuing the final 
freebsd-update install.