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apt-get gives an old version. #29
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Design? If you mean web design, you can do an apt-get upgrade on the booted image to get the most recent version. |
I did that, the design hasn't changed, I will try again |
UPDATE: did sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade, the design hasn't changed. |
What comitup versions are we talking about? |
the latest i'm getting from sudo apt-get install comitup on raspbian stretch |
How can I install directly by using git clone, and the setup.py file? |
Ah. You need to add a line to /etc/apt/sources.list referencing the comitup repository to get the latest:
Or you can get the latest deb from the archive. |
still not getting it :( |
The command to install via setup.py is "python3 setup.py install". N.B. I've never done that. I can think of at least one reason that would fail. The git archive currently builds the latest deb, using the "debuild" command. Re - still not getting it. Make sure you do the "apt-get update" after updating sources.list. |
output from the deb installation. YUP I'm dumb, forgot to sudo apt-get update |
Re installing from git. For development, what I do is install the deb, then use a small deploy script that copies py files from the cli, comitup, and web directories to the corresponding directories in /usr/share/comitup/, then restart the comitup service. |
Hello, when I use the image provided I get totally different design, than when I use apt-get install comitup. Any possibility to change that?
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