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I have compiled from source, as I am trying it out on a rpi/arm but when I use mos --help it suggests I update it even though my compiled mos executable is at least 7 days older.
Is it trying to downgrade to channel "latest"?
Of course trying to upgrade it breaks it as it downloads an executable that is not compatible with arm.
mos --help The Mongoose OS command line tool, v. 20180205-140203/master@e4dbea8a+. Update channel: "latest". Checking updates... Out of date: new version available: 20180124-165446/master@f69e78ae+ Please run "mos update"
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Yeah that's a known issue; the update check is very simple: it just compares the current mos build id with the one on the server (depending on the update channel: release or latest), and if they mismatch, it assumes that the server has a newer version.
Since you built your version from sources, your ID is of course different.
So this is a known issue, however there's no specific ETA for fixing it at the moment.
I have compiled from source, as I am trying it out on a rpi/arm but when I use
mos --help
it suggests I update it even though my compiled mos executable is at least 7 days older.Is it trying to downgrade to channel "latest"?
Of course trying to upgrade it breaks it as it downloads an executable that is not compatible with arm.
mos --help The Mongoose OS command line tool, v. 20180205-140203/master@e4dbea8a+. Update channel: "latest". Checking updates... Out of date: new version available: 20180124-165446/master@f69e78ae+ Please run "mos update"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: