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Update securedrop-workstation TemplateVM rpm package #275
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New RPM has been uploaded. We have a PR tracking the artifact here: freedomofpress/securedrop-apt-test#3 Had some trouble formulating a dom0 command to upgrade the RPM in place, so trying a purge-then-install-clean to confirm the latest version is working. |
All set. New template is installed and all tests are passing. Verifying old/new versions:
and after the upgrade:
Unfortunately the new package won't automatically be installed for developers. They'll need to force the upgrade in order to take advantage of it. While I haven't confirmed myself, the following command should upgrade the template in-place, provided one has previously run
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Moving to "ready for review" to give team members a chance to test the upgrade-in-place command above. Fine to close, as the work described here is complete. |
Thanks for uploading the packages, @conorsch . Unfortunately, I too was unable to upgrade RPM (and template) in place using Otherwise, |
There have been a large amount of updates in the securedrop-workstation template since it's last build. Provisioning from scratch (or after deleting securedrop-workstation template) would require to install new kernels and update all packages, and downloading the template directly would be much quicker.
The test plan for #269 included creating a template using new kernel images, and they are tracked in the LFS repo. We should upload the built template RPM to the yum repo to ensure quicker workstation build times.
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