Re: A more efficient up2date service using binary diffs

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Kyrre Ness Sjobak wrote:

So if you do have this archive (FC5 anaconda install option - install
local rpm repository?), yum (sorry Seth...) would download the correct
patch, apply it to the old rpm in order to create a new, fresh rpm, and
then update using that?

Yeah, and then *every* revision of the rpm needs to be made available in order to construct every possible patch (unless *only* patches from the base rpm are ever released, which, IMO, would be bad in other ways).


This has been discussed ad-nauseum on this list before. In short, it's a *lot* of work, for *little* relative gain (at best). It's not worth it.


-- Rex


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