Closed elofu17 closed 1 month ago
I acknowledge this issue.
Unfortunately, the malfunction that causes this behavior is not easy to repair. I'm going to close this with the assurance that it won't be ignored should the opportunity arise. However, to be perfectly honest, I do not anticipate that opportunity any time soon.
Every now and then (a few times per year), the package
puppet7-release
is updated for no good reason. There is no actual change, yet a new version of the package is created. The only thing that changes is the timestamp in the changelog.gz (and the version of the package).This is annoying.
Have I missed something? If not, could you please stop this behavior? :-) Also, when there are actual changes, please note what changes were done in the changelog.gz file - that's what it is for. :-)
Before upgrade:
Upgrade:
After upgrade:
I know this is a minor issue, but it is annoying when, for example, monitoring tools and dashboards say there are pending packages to be installed on the fleet of Debian servers, when the change is de-facto nothing at all.