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Subject: lbu commit: update a single file
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Date: Thu, 14 May 2020 09:49:38 +0200
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Hi,

On a diskless mode install, I use lbu to keep my system in a given =
state.
I have a few files/directories outside of /etc included in my lbu =
configuration.

At some point, I want to update only one specific file, and would like =
to avoid
committing the whole thing again.
I see lbu commit -d just does the whole database: How can I do just =
one/a few
files among them?

Thanks!