Etiquette for adding repository during rpm/deb install
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We're distributing a commercial application for Linux and we currently make it available for download as a .tar.gz, a .rpm, and a .deb.  We're setting up both RPM and DEB repositories to make upgrading easier.  Is it appropriate to add our repository to /etc/apt/sources.list or /etc/yum.repos.d automatically as part of the initial install?  Are there any good reasons not to?
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