I'm the maintainer of a couple of simple package. One of them (ipython) has been recently updated by the author from version 0.2.14pre50 to 0.2.14. My old .info file (named ipython-0.2.14pre50-1.info) started in such a way:
Package: ipython Version: 0.2.14pre50 Revision: 1
Now I'd like to try the new version and I've written a new .info file (named ipython-0.2.14-1.info) in my local tree. It starts with:
Package: ipython Version: 0.2.14 Revision: 1
But if I type "% fink install ipython" at the shell prompt, fink always chooses the older version, no matter if I change revision number to 2. On the other hand if I write "% fink install ipython-0.2.14-1" everything works as I want. My fink.conf file is right or at least I think so:
Trees: local/main stable/main stable/crypto local/bootstrap unstable/main unstable/crypto
Could anyone suggest me how can I force fink to use the new version besides writing the complete package name?
Thanks, Andrea.
--- Andrea Riciputi
"Science is like sex: sometimes something useful comes out, but that is not the reason we are doing it" -- (Richard Feynman)
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