I’m running openHAB 2.2.0 Build #1036 with openhabian on a Pi3.
The last build is #1054
https://openhab.ci.cloudbees.com/job/openHAB-Distribution/lastBuild/
If I’m using the openhabian-config update function nothing new is found.
I would like to understand the processflow of publishing new versions.
Nightly builds were created automatically in cloudbees?
What happens then until openhabian gets noticed about this?
Michael
Hi @mashborn,
openHABian uses the apt-snapshot repository. The Linux packages are built automatically and follow the build you linked above in a different cloudbees project.
These builds usually complete within two minutes of the general distribution completing, and build #1054 is definitely available as an apt package.
As far as I understand (@ThomDietrich, please correct me if I’m wrong), as long as you’ve selected option unstable (41 in openHABian-config), then updating can be done with:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
Hope this helps,
Ben
Hi @Benjy,
I can see in the SSH-Loginscreen and in the homepage of my installation, that #1036 is my current installation.
apt update / upgrade is running without errors, but don’t change any files.
I copied some files from an old installation to openhab2-userdata.
Maybe I’ve overwritten a update-relevant file?
Michael
Hi again,
I’ve installed OH on another Pi3.
There it’s updated to the newest version.
A file-comparison of sys-folders shows no differences - so it seems that both are running the same version.
But userdata-folders are very different.
Are there any caches of the executed java-sources?
Michael
It seems that you may have overwritten the text file that contains the build number (\var\lib\openhab2\etc\branding.properties) . This is for information purposes only, so I wouldn’t worry about it. You can reinstall the latest version, which will replace the non-configurable files but leave your own files alone via the command:
sudo apt-get install --reinstall openhab2
Hope that helps!
Ben
That worked. Thank you!