[OpenIndiana-discuss] Fixing IPS

[Till Wegmüller]

The Update frequency is definetly for Python packages a lot higher, so 
we will need to find ways to handle those. By just removing the 
Colsoidations from the Server side the client would keep it at the time 
of the last update and grab all the packages from that time when you 
just install. It would not allow you to fetch new versions packages that 
exist now but not during the time of the last update the client made.

-Till


On 11/22/25 16:02, Reginald Beardsley via openindiana-discuss wrote:
> The semantics I am requesting are as follows:
> 
> When a release is made, a snapshot of the repository is taken and an
> identifier assigned, e.g. the name and date of the release
> Keep the updates mounted.  There are not that many each year. If I have 25.1 installed I want the "pkg install <foo>"  to draw from the correct repository.
> 
> Simply chroot(2) to the correct snapshot or similar   All the rest is as normal.
> This will allow the user to choose when major updates take place rather
> than forcing them at inconvenient times.  It will also give OmniOS
> class replication.
> The bug you don't tickle is better than the fix which breaks a critical piece you are running.
> 
> Have Fun!
> Reg
> 
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