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ubports-qa upgrades only the packages related to the PR/MR repo #30
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Added a few remarks, but I also would prefer if this were implemented in python (I'm also fine if the whole script gets rewritten in bash, but this hybrid is not very nice IMHO) :-)
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i don't mind reimplementing it in python fwiw, this was just the easiest way to get something working, as i don't know as much python actually, after submitting this PR i attempted to reimplement pkgremove in python but appearently python's os.check_output quotes the list of packages breaking apt |
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appearently you can upgrade a specific package by apt installing it
this assumes the package name is the same as the repository name, we may need a more robust way to read the correct package name