That is unlikely. My updates are installing during shutdown. So i suppose, if my pc shut down, it means whole update process should be successful.
I installing updates through Pamac, but it probadly does not matter.
That is really risky. How are you doing that?
It does matter. Pamac is not in active development, its in maintenance mode. The original developers have abandoned it and moved on to other projects (Octopi).
Don’t.
Really, don’t.
Feel free to do eos-update or eos-update --aur
That works, and is pretty save dare I say. And you see if you need to do steps after updating to ensure you can boot after update.. like grub mkconfig or random stuff like that…
But don’t do stuff like THAT, the way you do.
I do not recommend pamac at all, I used it when starting out and it caused me nothing but headache
It is one of the option in Pamac. I didn´t know it is no longer in active development. I will just stick to default EOS update method as user Mellow below suggesting.