Absolutely nothing bad should happen in such a case. The update should either succeed or fail completely. It should not matter if the update is run half a time, a full time, and then reattempted. This is elementary software engineering.
> Absolutely nothing bad should happen in such a case. The update should either succeed or fail completely. It should not matter if the update is run half a time, a full time, and then reattempted. This is elementary software engineering.
Well, simply not booting correctly on the next restart can be devastating to the non-savvy user. Sure, nothing “bad” happened, all the files were still there, but the user was sweating and crying. That’s bad in their book...
Put it to sleep.