On Sun, 23 Jan 2011 22:12:23 +0800, lukshuntim@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
In the nightly build repository, the latest builds of the plugins for i386 and amd64 come from different svn revisions. As of now, it's svn1859_i386 and svn1864_amd64 respectively. It's also svn1864_all for the architecture neutral geany-plugins and geany-plugins-common. It make apt-get upgrades not possible in i386 systems as apt will pick up the newer version of (geany-plugins and) geany-plugins-common which other plugins depend on. Are there any practical reasons that the i386 build should lack behind?
Yes, well, sort of :). The server on which the i386 builds are created is an old box next to my desk at my home. And it runs only once a day for making the nightly builds. It turns on automatically, starts the builds and shutdown when it has finished. This weekend I wasn't at home and so I pulled the power cord as I don't like having computers running in my home when nobody is there.
So, the reason why the i386 builds were not up2date was simply that the builds were not run since last Thursday.
I see the problem of the geany-plugins-common version problem. Maybe I should set up two independent repositories for the Debian amd64 und i386 builds. At least this would be the easiest solution, maybe someone knows a better way.
Thanks for bringing this up, I wasn't aware of the geany-plugins-common versioning problem.
Regards, Enrico