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Make `pip.installed` actually upgrade Homu #593

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aneeshusa opened this issue Feb 2, 2017 · 4 comments
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Make `pip.installed` actually upgrade Homu #593

aneeshusa opened this issue Feb 2, 2017 · 4 comments

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@aneeshusa
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@aneeshusa aneeshusa commented Feb 2, 2017

It seems like the pip.installed state currently is failing to update Homu to newer versions when the git revision changes, requiring manual upgrades.

Temporary manual upgrade procedure:

  • Stop Homu with service homu stop
  • Back up the Homu database (currently located at /home/servo/homu/main.db)
  • Blow away the Homu dir (/home/servo/homu)
  • Run the Salt highstate to install the upgraded Homu
  • Replace the Homu database
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@jdm jdm commented Feb 14, 2017

This also affects the version of https://github.com/servo/intermittent-tracker/ that's in use; it seems like the only steps necessary there would be:

  • Blow away the Homu dir (/home/servo/intermittent-tracker)
  • Run the Salt highstate to install the upgraded intermittent-tracker
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@aneeshusa aneeshusa commented Apr 20, 2017

I haven't checked, but I think #623 may have fixed this.

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@jdm jdm commented Oct 26, 2017

Pip installs fine from git sources when using the --upgrade flag. Adding the equivalent flag in salt makes this work.

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@jdm jdm commented Oct 26, 2017

#623 definitely should have fixed this.

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