Remove APT upgrade on restore.
This could affect performance and make the action moot. Will add better version reporting so the user knows what cache they are locking into.
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cache_filepath=$cache_dir/$package.tar.gz
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cache_filepath=$cache_dir/$package.tar.gz
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echo "* Restoring package $package ($cache_filepath) from cache... "
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echo "* Restoring package $package ($cache_filepath) from cache... "
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sudo tar -xf $cache_filepath -C $cache_restore_root
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sudo tar -xf $cache_filepath -C $cache_restore_root
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# Upgrade the install from last state.
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# TODO(awalsh128) Add versioning to cache key creation.
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sudo apt-get --yes --only-upgrade install $package
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done
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done
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echo "Action complete. $cache_filename_count package(s) restored."
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echo "Action complete. $cache_filename_count package(s) restored."
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