Both commands written in README.md leads into packages with mismatcheds hashes.
Using choco install -y openlens targets 6.3.0 version, that is already known to have different hashes.
Using choco install -y openlens --pre targets wrongly 6.4.0-beta9 version, that has different hashes too.
It also a know error using brew, based on closed issues #88 and #80. So, could I sugest to keep an issue open while readme commands don't work? Would be easier to people know that it is a current and tracked error - and keeping in mind that using --ignore-checksums always is not a good practice.
A current workaround is targeting latest beta package or a previous openlens version with a correct hash.
Example: choco install openlens --version=6.4.0-beta10 --pre
MuhammedKalkan
commented
1 year ago
Both commands written in README.md leads into packages with mismatcheds hashes.
Using
choco install -y openlenstargets 6.3.0 version, that is already known to have different hashes. Usingchoco install -y openlens --pretargets wrongly 6.4.0-beta9 version, that has different hashes too.It also a know error using brew, based on closed issues #88 and #80. So, could I sugest to keep an issue open while readme commands don't work? Would be easier to people know that it is a current and tracked error - and keeping in mind that using
--ignore-checksumsalways is not a good practice.A current workaround is targeting latest beta package or a previous openlens version with a correct hash. Example:
choco install openlens --version=6.4.0-beta10 --pre