Is there a way to detect if running apt-get update
is necessary?
It seems that whenever apt-get update
is run, it downloads the latest lists even if I already have them, and I want to avoid downloading lists if I already have the latest ones.
Is there a way to detect if running apt-get update
is necessary?
It seems that whenever apt-get update
is run, it downloads the latest lists even if I already have them, and I want to avoid downloading lists if I already have the latest ones.
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