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Subject: main-menu should detect when a previously failing menu item now
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Package: main-menu
Version: 0.029
When main-menu detects that a menu item fails to configure (i.e. udpkg
returns non-zero exit code), it lowers the debconf priority one step, to
allow higher verbosity so it's not pointless to re-run the offending
menu item. However, when the menu item does succeed, we're stuck at the
lower priority. This is bad. We need it to be increased again.
/Martin
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Subject: Re: main-menu should detect when a previously failing menu item now succeeds,
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On Wed, May 14, 2003 at 11:17:22AM +0200, Martin Sjögren wrote:
> When main-menu detects that a menu item fails to configure (i.e. udpkg
> returns non-zero exit code), it lowers the debconf priority one step, to
> allow higher verbosity so it's not pointless to re-run the offending
> menu item. However, when the menu item does succeed, we're stuck at the
> lower priority. This is bad. We need it to be increased again.
This was fixed in 0.038. From the changelog:
* Sebastian Ley
- Better error handling of debconf priorities in error cases.
If something goes wrong, lower the debconf priority
(as before), but if things start to go right again, raise
the priority up to the default level.
/* Steinar */
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