Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Update to v2.9.0 fail
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@sdetweil said in Update to v2.9.0 fail:
when u see the message about saving files, just hit ctrl-c to exit
I was to slow for hitting ctrl-c :nerd_face:
As this is a huge of lines my buffer is to small.
Is there a log or is there no interest to u of the outcome? -
@bdream yes the install.log
but it should have waited for you to reply about writing over package-lock.json
hm… if package.lock.json does NOT exist
then create it
touch package-lock.json
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@sdetweil said in Update to v2.9.0 fail:
hm… if package.lock.json does NOT exist
nono, it did exist
pi@MagicMirror:~/MagicMirror $ ls pack* package.json package-lock.json
but the script run fast
bash -c "$(curl -sL https://www.dropbox.com/s/lxzwyzohg61sppu/upgrade-script.sh?dl=0)" force
what path I can find the install.log?
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@bdream sorry, not install… upgrade.log
doing test run = false
update log will be in /home/pi/MagicMirror/installers/upgrade.logon the package-lock.json… it is the same as the update… thus why it didn’t stop
could edit it an add a space someplace
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@sdetweil upgrade.log is here from …force… no it isn’t.
I can’t copy the 2738 lines in here.
How can I bring it to you?And what does this mean?
on the package-lock.json… it is the same as the update… thus why it didn’t stop could edit it an add a space someplace
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@bdream said in Update to v2.9.0 fail:
upgrade.log is here from …force… no it isn’t.
I can’t copy the 2738 lines in here.you can email it , same userid as here on gmail
And what does this mean? on the package-lock.json… it is the same as the update… thus why it didn’t stop could edit it an add a space someplace
the upgrade should have stopped at the package-lock.json file, just like before…
but it didn’t… so I looked back at the 2.9.0 package being installed, and it has a package-lock.json file…so, the one now on the disk is the new one… and a git status will show it hasn’t changed…
so, we could MAKE it be different, by using a text editor (like the one you use on the config.js file)
and add 1 space character (hit the spacebar)
and then save it… then it will be different -
got u mail from me? I would send you logs then.
@sdetweil said in Update to v2.9.0 fail:
so, we could MAKE it be different, by using a text editor (like the one you use on the config.js file)
and add 1 space character (hit the spacebar)
and then save it… then it will be differentIs this you ask me to do? and rund your script again to see if it works now?
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@bdream i got one mail and replied. have not got any more
yes, was a way to test. if u can
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@sdetweil said in Update to v2.9.0 fail:
if u can
Got it
Upgrade started - Mi Okt 16 20:03:22 CEST 2019 user requested to apply changes doing test run = false saving custom.css not english or locale not set, set git alias alias egrep='egrep --color=auto' alias fgrep='fgrep --color=auto' alias git='LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 git' alias grep='grep --color=auto' alias ls='ls --color=auto' remote name = origin local version 2.9.0 already same as master 2.9.0 restoring custom.css removing git alias Upgrade ended - Mi Okt 16 20:03:22 CEST 2019
there is no statement about the package-lock.json where I added spaces and saved it.
Seems it works fine :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:
One question I have now.
Would it make sense changing the guide for update MM using your script instead of git pull && npm install?
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@bdream said in Update to v2.9.0 fail:
local version 2.9.0 already same as master 2.9.0
restoring custom.cssif you do apply, then if the versions are the same, it just exits… if you use force then it keeps going…
try with force instead of apply
… once we get this tested I will submit to add to the product… u are helping me test… and I thank you very much!!
i have 3 scripts.
1 updated installer
2 new updater
3 one for fixing pm2 without having to do installerwill submit them all