Yeah, as I mentioned in a later message in that thread this surmise regarding the hyphens was a red herring (although there is a bug in at least once method of ReleaseBuilderFor3dot10 that mistakenly assumes that the first hyphen delimits the package name).
As it turns out the copy of Installer-Core-edc.86 in the 310 repository refers to an Installer-Core-edc.85 with a UUID that does not match the UUID of the copy of 85 in the 310 repository. Which leaves two questions: 1. What is the 'right' was to fix this? 2. How did it end up broken? Ken On Thu, 2007-06-14 at 18:00 -0400, Lex Spoon wrote: > Ken Causey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > I've been fighting with this all afternoon and here is what I have > > decided. The problem I've been running into is in loading update 7109. > > It fails to find Installer-Core-edc.85. First of all I suspect that > > having a hyphen in the name is going to cause problems, and maybe even > > is somehow tangentially related here. But fundamentally here is what I > > have found, to quote from my last note to the bug report: > > As one data point, I used hyphenated Monticello packages for Chuck. I > ended up with ten to twenty packages having names like: > > Chuck-Types > Chuck-Inferencer > Chuck-Flow Positions > > > In retrospect, I wish I had made it all into one big "Chuck" package > because of dependency issues. Dependencies aside, though, it did all > worked, through quite a few versions. > > FWIW. > > Lex
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