> BTW, I tested putting packages in user/hidden category and indeed
> (albeit autobuilder complaining about the unknown category)
> application manager recognizes new versions of packages in that
> category (showing the update notification and allowing to upgrade).
Pymaemo-optify shows up for me at Other category as would any other
non-standard user/ category. So I would say that user/hidden is not (yet?)
implemented.
> Not sure if it is the best/correct solution though, as it looks like
> undocumented.
Hidden category doesn't help pushing pymaemo-optify updates for those users who
don't have it already installed. But it can be used for pushing updates for
packages which are not supposed to be visible in installable packages.
To get "normal" updates, all non user/* packages should be moved to
user/hidden. Then I would wonder what's hidden category be good for when same
behaviour would be achieved by simply updating all packages, no matter which
category they are in. :)
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Mikko Vartiainen
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