new update/upgrade script, ready for testing

sdetweil

@Mykle1 cool… did u have extra modules also ?

Mykle1

@sdetweil said in new update/upgrade script, ready for testing:

cool… did u have extra modules also ?

Meaning other than the defaults? I have nearly all of my modules installed, as well as my favorites from other devs. Did something happen to them? hahah

sdetweil

@Mykle1 no. Just checking on how it was handled.

Could u email me the Upgrade log

Mykle1

@sdetweil

Where is it saved to? I can’t seem to find it in Home or the MagicMirror dir

sdetweil

@Mykle1 in the installers folder… (where the install script is and where the upgrade and pm2 scripts should go

dang it… u mean you didn’t READ the message the script put out about where the log is? lol…

Mykle1

@sdetweil said in new update/upgrade script, ready for testing:

u mean you didn’t READ the message the script put out about where the log is? lol…

uhhhh . . . real men don’t read messages. ;-)

Sent the file to your gmail

bhepler

@sdetweil - Hmm. Curious. Test run of the script looked good. Added the apply keyword and I’m getting a git error.

any *-lock.json files do not need to be saved
do you want to save these files for later   (Y/n)?n
fatal: Unable to create '/home/pi/MagicMirror/.git/index.lock': File exists.

Another git process seems to be running in this repository, e.g.
an editor opened by 'git commit'. Please make sure all processes
are terminated then try again. If it still fails, a git process
may have crashed in this repository earlier:
remove the file manually to continue.

there were merge errors
you should examine and resolve them
using the command git log --oneline --decorate
a31546b (HEAD -> master, tag: v2.8.0) Merge pull request #1717 from MichMich/develop

Then a bunch of commit statements. There is no git process running at the moment, but that index.lock file does exist. After deleting that file, it worked like a charm. Thanks!

sdetweil

@bhepler said in new update/upgrade script, ready for testing:

but that index.lock file does exist

to git that means it is already running… on exit it cleans up…

should I add handling this error to the script?
I can tell if its there and git is not running.

great feedback… thanks

sdetweil

@bhepler i added handling for the git lock file…

if git is NOT running, I erase the dangling lock file
if git IS running, and this is an APPLY run, i change the run back to test mode, and advise to correct the problem

Mykle1

I just did another run of your upgrade script, Sam. All went well.

MM 2.8.0 --> 2.9.0
Ubuntu 16.04.6 (downgraded from 18.04)