Drop the --keep-outdated flag and --selective-upgrade flags #5730
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…been deprecated in favor of update/upgrade commands.
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Drop the --keep-outdated flag and --selective-upgrade flags that have been deprecated in favor of update/upgrade commands.
Note:
Let's plan on doing this at the same time we bring in the new requirementslib 3.x series.
I want the next release before that to focus on bug fixes first.
The issue & Fix
These flags were deprecated and more correct resolution phases were added to the update and upgrade command.
Use instead: