Change aptly_importer behaviour to publish all existing repositories #108
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The intended behaviour of the publish is being changed from publishing repositories affected by the distributions present in the config file to publish existing snapshots in aptly. This make easier to rollback back changes since it will make possible to revert all at once using the latest time-stamp instead of detecting which ones were affected by the last update.
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The intended behavior of the publish is being changed from publishing repositories affected by the distributions present in the config file to publish existing snapshots in aptly.
This make easier to rollback back changes since it will make possible to revert all at once using the latest time-stamp instead of detecting which ones were affected by the last update.