vitalvital Is this still happening? I am sorry if it does. Please try sudo eopkg delete-cache. It should allow you to upgrade again but it will still fail at the end when it tries removing deprecated packages. Take a note of those package(s) and then run sudo eopkg delete-cache again. Now, remove those deprecated packages first sudo eopkg rm package1 package2 and then you should be able to upgrade properly. And it will also update eopkg to the version without this bug anymore (hopefully).
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