Closed Chappie88 closed 3 years ago
I came from a similar place as you with RPI commands but I was able to successfully update following these steps: SSH into your pi, cd into your pi-weather-station folder, and run "sudo git pull origin master". Initially I got commit errors but was able to resolve those by running "sudo git reset --hard" and then re-running "sudo git pull origin master". Remember to register for a ClimaCell v4 API because you'll need to enter that new key after the update.
You're going to have to pull down the latest version of the repo.
Have you noticed any advantages with the newer software setup that makes the upgrade worth it?
On Friday, April 9, 2021, 4:45:48 PM CDT, chrism583 ***@***.***> wrote:
I came from a similar place as you with RPI commands but I was able to successfully update following these steps: SSH into your pi, cd into your pi-weather-station folder, and run "sudo git pull origin master". Initially I got commit errors but was able to resolve those by running "sudo git reset --hard" and then re-running "sudo git pull origin master". Remember to register for a ClimaCell v4 API because you'll need to enter that new key after the update.
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The real driving force is that later this year ClimaCell will shutdown their v3 API.
Sorry, a rookie when it comes to RPI commands. Is there a way to upgrade to v2 without starting over? I have tried the sudo apt-get upgrade with no luck.