Steinar H. Gunderson writes ("Re: RFC: declaritive diversions"):
> if ! dpkg --assert-declarative-diversions 2>/dev/null; then
> dpkg --divert etc.
> fi
I would prefer to do this in dpkg-divert. Eg
dpkg-divert --also-declaratively-declared ...
> Given that we already seem to have such assertions in place, it doesn't sound
> too bad to me. debhelper could even generate such snippets from .diversions
> files automatically for as long as needed.
dpkg --assert... may or may not quite right during the transition,
because it talks about the installed version of dpkg rather than the
actually-running one. We need to do a proper design for the
transition I think.
Ian.
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