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opam updates a package, then forgets that it did so #5693
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Does you script have some switch manipulation ? Does it use the current switch ? |
It's just a single |
can you list the opam repository that you used here to get |
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I tried building https://gitlab.mpi-sws.org/iris/gpfsl manually with the same steps you have in CI and I can’t reproduce the issue. Do you have the link to the CI buildlog? I couldn’t find it. The only weird thing we can see right now, that could be related is that seemingly all of the opam files in https://gitlab.mpi-sws.org/iris/opam have their Could you try removing the |
Thanks for investigating! Yeah I don't think I can reproduce the issue. It just happened that one time, and I think it happened before, a few months ago. Most of the time
That repo is auto-generated so this is not really easily possible. Also the issue isn't reproducible and it occurs only rarely so I wouldn't even know if it helps... I guess we could try to adjust the auto-publisher to remove the |
I don't know how to reproduce this, but it's not the second time this has happened. Here are some excerpts from my terminal log:
As you can see, the installation of coq-stdpp version dev.2023-10-03.0.83c8fcbf completed successfully, but afterwards
opam list
still shows the old version number (and same for the other packages that got updated). The actually installed version is indeed dev.2023-10-03.0.83c8fcbf (I can tell by importing the files), so somehow opam installed the new version and then neglected to properly register that in its database.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: