Slackpkg on Current - Can't Blacklist Kernel

Hello,

I have multiple kernel packages installed on my system and even though kernel packages are blacklisted using the new syntax, slackpkg is complaining when I try to update my system:

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bash-5.1# slackpkg upgrade-all Checking local integrity... DONE You have a broken /var/log/packages/ - with two versions of the same package. The list of packages duplicated in your machine is shown below, but don't worry about this list - when you select your action, slackpkg will show a better list: kernel-generic-5.10.15-x86_64-1 kernel-generic-5.10.16-x86_64-1 kernel-headers-5.10.15-x86-1 kernel-headers-5.10.16-x86-1 kernel-huge-5.10.15-x86_64-1 kernel-huge-5.10.16-x86_64-1 kernel-modules-5.10.15-x86_64-1 kernel-modules-5.10.16-x86_64-1 You can (R)emove, or (I)gnore these packages. Select your action (R/I): I Remove or blacklist the affected packages in order for slackpkg to work properly.

Here is my /etc/slackpkg/blacklist:

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# /etc/slackpkg/blacklist # # This is a blacklist file. Any packages listed here won't be # upgraded, removed, or installed by slackpkg. # aaa_elflibs should NOT be blacklisted! # # You can blacklist using regular expressions. # # Don't use *full* regex here, because all of the following will be checked # for the regex: series, name, version, arch, build, and fullname. # When blacklisting packages, you can use extended regex on package names # (such as xorg-.* instead of xorg-server, xorg-docs, etc), and a trailing # slash for package series ("n/", "ap/", "xap/", etc). # # To blacklist *only* the "xorg-server" package, use this: # xorg-server # # To blacklist *all* of the "xorg-server-*" packages, use this: # xorg-server.* # # To blacklist the entire KDE package set, use this: # kde/ # # You will need to escape any special characters that are present in the # package name. For example, to blacklist the gcc-g++ package, use this: # gcc-g\+\+ # # DON'T put any space(s) before or after the package name or regex. # # Automated upgrade of kernel packages may not be wanted in some situations; # uncomment the lines below if that fits your circumstances: # kernel-generic.* kernel-huge.* kernel-modules.* kernel-source.* kernel-headers.* # This one will blacklist all SBo packages: #[0-9]+_SBo [0-9]+ponce

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

EDIT:

When running 'slackpkg clean-system' slackpkg doesn't try to remove packages from ponce's repo. So it appears that slackpkg is reading the blacklist file but is having problems with the kernel packages?

As far as I can tell this started right after the update on 2/15.