> Yes, but when you're upgrading your existing packages, and the
> dependencies have changed to such a degree to require *new* packages,
> that almost always implies a major change, such as a stable -> testing
> transition, not a security fix for a package in stable (which is what
> security.debian.org is for).  

Yes, that makes sense.  I guess my point is that from the manpage paragraph, 
this wasn't immediately clear, so I wouldn't be surprised if there are other
people who misinterpreted it the same way I did.

Thanks for the clarification.

KEN

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