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Download Now attempts .tar file instead of RPM with code-insiders #42311
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this happens to me as well, it started about 3 or four days ago. not exactly a solution, but if your prefer the .rpm (or .deb, windows or mac install) you can just go to here and download the latest .rpm. Again, not ideal if you were used to just clicking the update and getting redirected to the download, but it still gets you the latest update. I'm pretty new to linux and I'm not familiar with the potential benefits of a .tar over a distro specific download so I'm not sure if the change in updates behavior was intentional, but if it is I may add an alias to my shell to automate this (as I had done before the change). |
Duplicate #42190 |
@mjbvz @alexandrudima @Tyriar There is no rational indication that #42190 has anything to do with this issue. Until about 15 days ago, the "Download Now" selection from the settings button of the code-insiders UI opened the page at https://code.visualstudio.com/insiders/ from which an RPM of code-insiders could be downloaded. Now it navigates a browser to a forced download of a tar file which is not what is desired on a Fedora 26 laptop. |
@jlmagee just pushed the fix, thanks for the report and for bearing with me 😃 |
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