Closed eatradish closed 2 years ago
I am not convinced. I am not sure why this is needed.
Assuming the use-case is valid, your current design is not flexible: what if I want to build the package that is +4
below or -1
above? This is possible because your use-case entails that one doesn't remember the package to resume, rather than the other package that has a distance to it.
Also, speaking from the packaging perspective, I assume this is needed because you fixed a package and then want to continue. It's always a good idea to resume from the package you have fixed to check if it builds from a clean environment, so making your use-case invalid.
To build start point (x) next package (x + 1)
e.g:
I have build order file:
use
ciel build -i s groups/test --stage-select ciel-rs --next
to buildapt-gen-list-rs