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"newer" is quoted, because the build was probably pushed later, but the build comes from a commit that is from before the the Linux build has finished: https://openrct2.org/downloads/develop/v0.2.3-68dc4d0, meaning that the Linux build is ahead, but doesn't show up under the "latest" build.
I suspect this is also what's causing the Launcher to fail to download updates.
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@GingerAdonis bug still happens. I'd suppose an extra where-clause here to get the latest build with a required flavour present could potentially fix it?
That's for the website, but I guess the API works in a similar way. Wouldn't this be fixed by simply giving back the last successful build for the given flavourId and gitBranch?
The update script that I use on my Ubuntu server fetches the last download link from this API call: https://openrct2.org/altapi/?command=get-latest-download&flavourId=9&gitBranch=develop
Normally, it gives back an URL to the last develop download link, but now I get this response:
I suspect the reason for not giving back an URL is because a "newer" build is available for another platform, right now that's x86 ZIP and installer: https://openrct2.org/downloads/develop/v0.2.3-d730a76
"newer" is quoted, because the build was probably pushed later, but the build comes from a commit that is from before the the Linux build has finished: https://openrct2.org/downloads/develop/v0.2.3-68dc4d0, meaning that the Linux build is ahead, but doesn't show up under the "latest" build.
I suspect this is also what's causing the Launcher to fail to download updates.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: