Thierry Carrez wrote: > You're right. The user ignoring everything will get the first step > committed as part of the next apt preinstall hook or the daily > autocommit. So we don't really make it easier for him. I'll revert that > change in Ubuntu so that both distributions behave the same from a user > interaction perspective. And feel free to close this wishlist bug :)
Acting as devil's advocate before closing it.. One reason a user might care is if they're treating etckeeper as a quick and dirty backup mechanism. If so, there'd be an expectation that as soon as it is installed, you can begin to muck about with /etc and be able to revert your changes. It could be suprising to find that there was no history to revert to yet. -- see shy jo
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