Hello Alf,
so we've following situations during a dist-upgrade, when aswering questions refering to package settings:
1. package A comes from siduction repo, is a modified debian package and package A-new comes from debian repo
2. package A comes from siduction repo, is a modified debian package and package A-new also comes from siduction repo
3. package A comes from debian repo and A-new comes from siduction repo (perhaps a fix of broken stuff)
4. package A comes from debian repo and A-new also comes from debian repo
5. package A is a special siduction tool like ceni and A-new also comes from siduction
I guess, 1 is a candidate for answering no for holding siduction settings, 2,3,5 are candidates for yes, and 4 is a candidate for reading DU warnings carefully before answering
Am I right here?
Kind regards,
Holger