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If cache version in packages.ini is not current, new cache version does not get saved. #187

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jnmeijer opened this issue May 1, 2020 · 1 comment

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jnmeijer commented May 1, 2020

If, in packages.ini, version is not current, the cache is emptied and rebuilt. However, since the new version number is never saved to packages.ini, the cache is rebuilt (packages are redownloaded) every time.

Suggesting we add ini.save() somewhere in there.

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grahamegrieve added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 5, 2020
markiantorno pushed a commit that referenced this issue Jun 5, 2020
* Issue #189 - improve Questionnaire error message

* fix for issue #187

* more work on comparison

* Fix for NamingSystem display
markiantorno added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 5, 2020
* reenable test and fix recursion

* remove disabled r4 fml tests

* add conformsTo test and support for FML

* Snapshot builder fix (#223)

* Update module-snapshot-publishing.yml for Azure Pipelines

* Changing pipeline, because intermodule depenedecies are not being read in correctly.

* Update README.md

* Fixed bad link

* Release: v5.0.6

***NO_CI***

* Updating version to: 5.0.7-SNAPSHOT
***NO_CI***

* Fixing issues and preparing for release (#225)

* Issue #189 - improve Questionnaire error message

* fix for issue #187

* more work on comparison

* Fix for NamingSystem display

Co-authored-by: Oliver Egger <oliver.egger@ahdis.ch>
Co-authored-by: Grahame Grieve <grahameg@gmail.com>
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