Remove PackagesOnHold from xbps.conf; use xbps-pkgdb -m hold|unhold instead.
To put a package on hold mode: $ xbps-pkgdb -m hold foo To unhold the package: $ xbps-pkgdb -m unhold foo To list packages on hold mode: $ xbps-query -H This also close #12 from github.
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xbps-0.26 (???):
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* Removed "PackagesOnHold" from xbps.conf. This has been replaced by a new mode
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in xbps-pkgdb(8):
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$ xbps-pkgdb -m <hold|unhold> <pkgname>
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To list packages that are currently on hold mode use xbps-query(8):
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$ xbps-query -H
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* On terminals with 0 columns, assume 80. Xen's PV guest running Linux and its
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hvc console does report 0 columns/rows.
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