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Synaptic version hold does not translate to holds in apt and apt-get and vice versa #151

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This is basically it. Tested on debian 12.

How to reproduce:

  1. set package version hold, in aptitude or with apt-mark hold "packagename"
  2. check in synaptic that package is not marked as 'held'
  3. check with dpkg --get-selections, that package is set to hold

Second path:

  1. set any package version as 'held' in synaptic.
  2. check that dpkg --get-selections does not show this package state as hold
  3. re check that package is still set as 'held' in synaptic.

Expected behavior: package state in apt and in synaptic follow each other.

See also: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=276655

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