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PPA isn't updating after release #4347
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And there is confusion about docs Don't see location for logs for PPA in documentation -> /usr/share/nethermind If I install a new version of the PPA, will the config files be deleted? -> probably the configs from /usr/share will be replaced |
can we please package the deb in a way to allow "deterministic" installations or would this need another issue? this really should not mismatch:
whereas:
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I installed Nethermind 1.13.4.0 via PPA. Two days later 1.13.5.0 came out and I performed But |
@xtc0r Please create a new Issue about this. |
@FalcoXYZ Is this still the thing to fix? |
For me it works, but I had to re-add the PPA. It got somehow lost. |
@rubo why was this issue closed? the problem is still exactly the same
currently consistent with actually installed version:
Not updating PPA means a system update does not update nethermind - this defeats the purpose of having a PPA in the first place. Of course, since the PPA does not properly package nethermind, doing the following "helps":
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@iSOcH As the old package is now replaced with a new one, we expect this should no longer be an issue. The old one had its versioning wrong; say, instead of 1.25.1, it had 1.2510. So, you won't see any updates as 1.2510 is considered greater than 1.25.1. Therefore, starting from the next release, PPA users will need to do the following before updating Nethermind: apt-get purge nethermind
apt-get update This is basically what you've done above. Feel free to reopen this issue if you encounter any problems on our next release. We'll communicate this change accordingly. |
Does the package now actually contain the build-output (as it is the case for normal |
It downloads the archive, as you can see in your last code block:
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Imho this is bad. Does it at least download the version it is supposed to according to the deb package version? Or put differently: Is it possible to install a non-latest nethermind version using the PPA? |
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so that means installing the deb-package for 1.25.3 will always install nethermind 1.25.3 and nothing else (unlike what could happen in the past as shown above)? That would be very desirable :) |
Correct. That was one of the reasons for revising our PPA packaging. |
Lots of users reported that they don't see the latest version of Nethermind in PPA.
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