No unwanted update of packages from legacy source #6336
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If a dependency doesn't specify a source type, then a locked package from any source can satisfy it
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(test failure looks like noise) |
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If a dependency doesn't specify a source type, then a locked package from any source can satisfy it
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If a dependency doesn't specify a source type, then a locked package from any source can satisfy it
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If a dependency doesn't specify a source type, then a locked package
from any source can satisfy it
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Resolves: #6335
I'm pretty sure this is reinstating the earlier behaviour - see #6335 (comment) for analysis