I am using garuda-update coomand to install updates on my Garuda KDE system.
I update every time I reboot or power on the system .
I have seen that garuda-update force refreshes mirrors regularly , each time I run the coomand despite of the recency , which wastes lot of data and put unnecessary load on the mirror providers.
I think garuda-update should only refresh mirrors in case if default servers are not working instead of refreshing regardless of their status
I would understand if it refreshed weekly or at some other fixed interval .
Another paramter to remember
I was looking for something like
Cant it be added if (refresh mirror today = true) > don't refresh again today Sorry my coding skills are not upto mark
There are no default servers in this case, the servers set are the last ones chosen by rate-mirrors. The servers can continue working, but may not be serving the latest packages, which could make updating an exercise of futility. The chosen mirrors are restricted to being 6 hours old for that reason.