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Boris Samorodov wrote:
> BTW, current behaviour of "pkg_upgrade -F" to stop at the first package
> that can't be downloaded is the same. Can this behaviour be changed
> to proceeding but printing out the list of not downloaded packages
> at the end? Or at least can you create an option for such behaviour?

It will happen.