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Hi,Looking for some guidance now. I've had a fairly long look at this and struggling to work out the difference between a broken cache being re-built and a cache that has been changed by another process. What I'm getting is that a broken cache that requires rebuilding is caused by broken depends whereas a cache changed by another process could be an installation or update event in another package manager (i.e. adding medibuntu repositories and installing app-install-data-medibuntu). However, looking at the code, it appears the behaviour is the same. The app identifies the need to rebuild the database and starts doing it.
So my issue (assuming the above is correct) is how to identify which of these events caused the rebuild to begin.
Any ideas? thanks Aaron On 03/12/10 02:50, Vishnoo wrote:
On Thu, 2010-12-02 at 21:30 +1100, Aaron Peachey wrote:Hi all, I'm new to papercuts ninja, and have just assigned this Software Center bug to myself. Wasn't entirely sure if this was the right thing to do, but my excuse is 'the wiki told me to'. Please feel free to rebuke me if I've done the wrong thing!Hi, You're right, when you want to work on a bug you can assign it to yourself and set the bug as in-progress.
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