Configuration file protection after choice 2 in etc-update

[Sfynx]

I have a question about etc-update. When I updated baselayout some time ago, etc-update showed me quite some files to update. Most of them were never changed by me (like files in /etc/init.d), so I could update them safely.. except for files like /etc/fstab and /etc/group, so I choose option 2 to delete the updates for these files and keep the originals.

So far so good. But it seems that when there is another update of baselayout after that, it automatically omits /etc/group and /etc/fstab, assuming I do not want to update them again. Okay, that may be true for these files, but what if there is some important change in the new file at that time? I would miss it without letting me merge it myself. Is there a way to delete this 'memory', so it assumes again that every file has to be updated?

I could not find anything in the documentation about this.
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[Sfynx]

anyone? I saw a file /var/cache/edb/config with config files and hashes (?!) in it. Is it safe to delete that file to do it?
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