simplesi wrote:
> Thanks very much for walking me through this :)
Always welcome - it might help others too in order to understand the process.
br,
Rainer
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Thanks very much for walking me through this :)
regards
Simon
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Hi Simon,
simplesi wrote:
> wpkg sees the revision increase and jumps straight to the upgrade commands
> (just ignores the check statement and assumes the upgrade is needed due to
> the revision increase)
Yes.
> On completion of the upgrade commands(and assuming no errors reported) -
> wpkg run
Good so far then :)
So I now increase revision number.
wpkg sees the revision increase and jumps straight to the upgrade commands
(just ignores the check statement and assumes the upgrade is needed due to
the revision increase)
On completion of the upgrade commands(and assuming no errors reporte
Hi Simon,
simplesi wrote:
> 1st run of package with a simple "does the uninstall exist" check command.
> If check command = false (which it would normally be) then install commands
> invoked and assuming no errors, check is run again and if check=true then
> wpkg assumes package installed.
Exactl
OK - lets see if I've got this :)
1st run of package with a simple "does the uninstall exist" check command.
If check command = false (which it would normally be) then install commands
invoked and assuming no errors, check is run again and if check=true then
wpkg assumes package installed.
On su
Hi Simon,
simplesi wrote:
> Just a simple question as I've never used checks before :)
Nice to see that you're trying to enhance your packages now :-)
> Are checks just used for the install command?
Checks are used to prove that a package is correctly installed. Preferably
checks are fine grai
Hi!
simplesi schrieb:
> Just a simple question as I've never used checks before :)
>
> Are checks just used for the install command?
>
No.
> Are they ignored when a package revision is incremented and the upgrade
> command is executed?
>
> Or can you have separate check conditions for an upgrad
Just a simple question as I've never used checks before :)
Are checks just used for the install command?
Are they ignored when a package revision is incremented and the upgrade
command is executed?
Or can you have separate check conditions for an upgrade?
regards
Simon
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