When I run apt-get install on a package I know has an upgrade, or apt-get upgrade (or dist-upgrade or dselect-upgrade) with no options apt tries to downgrade the package (or packages) to stable. This also happens if I include a '-t testing' or '-t unstable'. This is similar to this bug which is why I'm mailing you.
However, as an added twist, if you specify '-t stable' it installs the testing release. This works for both install and the upgrade commands.
Using apt-get install package/release *does* work correctly, but you can't do that on an apt-get upgrade.
This happens with apt versions 0.5.28.4 and 0.5.28.1 (the unstable and testing releases).
Thanks,
Cameron.
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