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First of all, thank you so much for your work on creating and maintaining the proper CLI package manager for macOS!
To the issue -- right now the -a option force-upgrades "latest" apps as well as those that auto-update without the recourse to force upgrade only "ignored" apps which auto-update themselves. I personally have a whole bunch of those "latest" apps and it seems wasteful to force-upgrade them when all I want to do is upgrade the outdated apps.
The whole reason I'm using the separate package manager is that I want an ability to update all my outdated apps in one go rather than to rely on apps' built-in auto-update feature. I would suggest to stop ignoring (and not updating thru cask-upgrade) apps that have auto-update built-in.
If that doesn't align with your view, please give us an option of force-upgrading only outdated ignored apps, without force-upgrading latest apps as well.
Thanks again!
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First of all, thank you so much for your work on creating and maintaining the proper CLI package manager for macOS!
To the issue -- right now the
-a
option force-upgrades "latest" apps as well as those that auto-update without the recourse to force upgrade only "ignored" apps which auto-update themselves. I personally have a whole bunch of those "latest" apps and it seems wasteful to force-upgrade them when all I want to do is upgrade the outdated apps.The whole reason I'm using the separate package manager is that I want an ability to update all my outdated apps in one go rather than to rely on apps' built-in auto-update feature. I would suggest to stop ignoring (and not updating thru cask-upgrade) apps that have auto-update built-in.
If that doesn't align with your view, please give us an option of force-upgrading only outdated ignored apps, without force-upgrading latest apps as well.
Thanks again!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: