> > I am only opposing the "update-or-move-along" behavior of the > "update" command -- I do not think it should do that. The question > of whether yum needs a "verify-latest" command (or somesuch) is a > different matter entirely. My only objection to that is whether it > is prudent to increase the complexity of yum's code for a result > that can be achieved using a one-liner in shell: > > for PKG in pkg1 pkg2 pkg3; do yum -y update $PKG; done > ok. then if we have a yum verify-latest which equates to update-or-move-along what should we have for install-or-move-along? thanks -sv
