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Default behaviour should definitely be that we don't update from stable to unstable. Any project wishing to try an unstable package release should do that manually.
However, if a project is already using an unstable release, they would presumably want access to upgrades, such as from release candidate 1 to release candidate 2 or from a release candidate to final release.
Hence it is a nice-to-have feature that any existing unstable versions are checked for possible upgrades.
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Default behaviour should definitely be that we don't update from stable to unstable. Any project wishing to try an unstable package release should do that manually.
However, if a project is already using an unstable release, they would presumably want access to upgrades, such as from release candidate 1 to release candidate 2 or from a release candidate to final release.
Hence it is a nice-to-have feature that any existing unstable versions are checked for possible upgrades.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: