slpkg upgrades and downgrades thunderbird cyclically
Hi, as usual thanks a lot for slpkg. I am using it to keep a computer room update with slackware and slpkg is a breeze.
I am in slackware 14.2 . When I use the command (previously I ran slpkg upgrade)
slpkg -s slack "" --patches
to update the system to the latest patches, everything works except for thunderbird. If I have version 52.9.1 installed, then then previous command installs version 68.5.0 , good. Once finished, if I rerun the prevous patches command, having now thunderbird 68.5.0, for some reason slpkg decides to "upgrade" thunderbird to version 52.9.1, in fact a downgrade. Running the patches command several times upgrades and downgrades the thunderbird package constantly.
What am I doing wrong?
NOTE: This happens even with the setting NOT_DOWNGRADE=on, and actually in this case the result is even stranger since it update two packages with a final report equal to
+============================================================================== | Total 1 package installed and 1 package upgraded +============================================================================== | Package mozilla-thunderbird-52.9.1 upgraded successfully | Package mozilla-thunderbird-68.5.0 installed successfully +==============================================================================
Thanks Edit: Added NOTE