How to properly update a game shared between Linux and Windows?

[guihkx]

I have Rocket League installed on my external hard drive (it's NTFS). I also have Windows and Linux on dual boot, so sometimes I end up playing on either.

My question is this one: If I update Rocket League on Linux (legendary update Sugar) and then boot into Windows and try to launch the game there, Legendary will ask me to update the game again.

What command should I run now? If I run legendary update Sugar, it seems a bit redundant to me:

• It wastes internet bandwidth
• Legendary will overwrite files that I already have

The logical thing to me, would be running legendary verify Sugar, however, I'm not sure if Legendary will compare file hashes against the latest update (that it thinks I don't have), or will just compare hashes against the outdated version it thinks I have.

If it's the first option, then that's exactly what I want! If it's the latter, then I assume I'll still need to run legendary update Sugar, no?

So, what would be the most logical thing to do here?

Any help is appreciated!

[derrod]

legendary repair Sugar --repair-and-update should work, but will still go through the entire verification process. There isn't really a better way.

[guihkx]

Fair enough. I'm okay with that :)

Thanks!