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Subject: [Bug 190660] freebsd-update(8) erroneous message when "fetch
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Date: Mon, 08 Feb 2016 07:28:55 +0000
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https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=3D190660

--- Comment #2 from mail@ozzmosis.com ---
Created attachment 166733
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Remove erroneous message when "fetch install" used

Exiting with zero status here when "fetch" has no updates seems reasonable,
instead of attempting to execute an "install" which will abort due to lack =
of
updates*.

* unless there are already updates pending that were previously fetched by =
the
user. This feels like unexpected behaviour to me, though.

freebsd-update's ability to chain commands seems like a design mistake to m=
e.
For example it allows the admin to issue the commands:

freebsd-update install rollback
freebsd-update fetch rollback

Or even:

freebsd-update fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch

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