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On 1/4/12 4:07 PM, Robert McNamara wrote:
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<div class="gmail_quote">On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 4:03 PM, jk90090 <span
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If I wget that url, I get MythTV-mythweb-40cef91.tar.gz .
Looking inside there, most (if not all) files are dated
November 15, 2011, and the files above are MISSING the
commits.<br>
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Turns out the scripts/mythtv-buildrebuild.py doesn't by
default update mythweb at all, so I wasn't on a newer
packaging than the Nov 15th one (but still that should have
included the commits):<br>
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<div>No. It's shouldn't have. Because the commits were made on
December 2nd. Which is after November 15th.<br>
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Robert, correct me if I'm wrong, but the mythtv-buildrebuild.py
pulls the latest tarball from github, specifically to ignore the
latest ebuilds sitting on github which can be days or weeks
outdated. The script currently only seems to work for pulling the
latest mythtv tarball (and I would guess related packages like
mythgallery etc, except mythweb) but doesn't work for mythweb. As
such, it creates an out-of-sync condition which led to my thinking
that I had a defect. So in one sense, we 'appear' to have a
'defect' with the script since I can't effectively update the entire
system to the latest set of commits with it, while I'll admit on the
otherhand we have an enhancement request to make the script work
with mythweb. <br>
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Does the above make sense, or have I missed something? If either
case above is true, then I should log something in the bugtrac
system correct? <br>
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-JK<br>
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