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tlmgr: Remote repository is newer than local (2018 < 2019) #43
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+1 on fixing this. It is probably just baking and publishing a new image from the current Docker file, as that will pull the latest TexLive, which will be the 2019 version. |
Thanks for the report. I haven't had time yet to look into this, but should be able to check possible solutions sometime later this week. |
We were expecting this (at least I was), this will likely be a yearly thing (every time a new latex is released). I don't know if we'll ever be able to future proof things. You can tell tlmgr to use the archives for 2018 like done here: https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/429718 A the time of building a current latex image, we need the regular url. When latex releases, usually every May, what are people's thoughts about doing the following:
What I really want to avoid is rereleasing every image. It will quickly become unmanageable (it takes a long time to build these out...). I'll do (1) today so that |
Are there stable repository URLs for each Latex release? If so, you could fixate them to the appropriate release whenever you release a Pandoc version, instead of needing to rely on the changing
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This is worth looking into more closely, the last time I looked this up (a few months ago) my understanding was that no such stable repo exists. It's always "latest" and "archive", and "archive" doesn't get put online until "latest" moves. I'll double check though, because if they do exist this would fix everything. Just set the option immediately.
P.S.: Update: |
Hey @svenevs |
Proposed "solution" being discussed here #82 (comment) All images are currently broken for people needing to build derivative images with |
See #82 (comment) |
I'm building my own pandoc image based on
pandoc/latex:2.7.2
. Since a few days,tlmgr
installations fail for me:I can't find
update-tlmgr-latest(.sh/.exe)
--- any hints on how to make tlmgr work again?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: