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number op packagefile localfile ucfr UCF_FORCE_ expected result 1 update unchanged unchanged 1 local 2 update unchanged changed 1 local 3 update unchanged deleted 1 deleted 4 update changed unchanged 1 package 5 update changed changed 1 CONFFOLD local 6 update changed changed 1 CONFFNEW package 7 update changed deleted 1 CONFFOLD deleted 8 update changed deleted 1 CONFFNEW package 9 update deleted unchanged 0 deleted 10 update deleted changed 0 CONFFOLD local 11 update deleted changed 0 CONFFNEW deleted 12 update deleted deleted 0 (*) deleted 13 rename unchanged unchanged 1 newname 14 rename unchanged changed 1 changed newname 15 rename unchanged deleted 1 oldname and newname deleted 16 rename changed unchanged 1 package newname 17 rename changed changed 1 CONFFOLD local 18 rename changed changed 1 CONFFNEW package 19 rename changed deleted 1 local 20 rename changed deleted 1 package the column ucfr says how many files should be registered (check_ucfq_number) after the second ucf run. Tests do also check this. (*) the second ucf call causes a question to be asked while that it not strictly necessary. Since both options yield the same result, and this is an exotic corner case, we can live with that.