[Lunar-bugs] [bug] lunar rebuild causes update of module versions
instead of using current versions
Arnald
maintainer at lunar-linux.org
Sat Jul 10 11:35:53 GMT 2004
Project: lunar-linux
Version: <none>
Component: theedge (core tools)
Category: bug reports
Priority: normal
Assigned to:
Reported by: Arnald
Updated by: Arnald
Status: active
As I understand it, and as I believe has historically been the case, the
lunar rebuild command is intended to perform a rebuild of the lunar
installation as it currently stands, preserving current software
versions. Other methods exist for performing upgrades.
The rebuild function in main.lunar builds a list of modules using the
command:
LIST=$(grep ":installed:" $MODULE_STATUS | cut -d: -f1)
which will clearly include the moonbase module. The latest moonbase is
therefore installed, possibly indicating new versions of some modules,
which are subsequently upgraded.
If the moonbase module were explicitly stripped from this list, eg:
LIST=$(grep ":installed:" $MODULE_STATUS | cut -d: -f1 | grep -v
moonbase)
Then no network activity would occur; moonbase would not be upgraded,
and the system would be rebuilt with current versions in place as is, I
believe, the intention.
Arnald
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