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nukeem / continuousprint

Octoprint plugin to allow the creation of a print queue that prints, clears the bed and then prints again
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Updating to 1.0.1 Fails #9

Closed SrgntBallistic closed 4 years ago

SrgntBallistic commented 4 years ago

Received a prompt to update the plugin to 1.0.1 this morning. I click "Update now" and the installations begins.

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At the end of the installation I notice it says it successfully install 1.0.0. I check the plugin in the manager and it indeed says it's still on 1.0.0

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taker218 commented 4 years ago

Had the same issue. Just had a look at the setup.py and the plugin_version is still 1.0.0 so I guess you have the newest version, but @nukeem needs to change the version in the setup.py so you don't run into this update loop :)

ViPeR5000 commented 4 years ago

Same here. Upgrade loop :D

fabien78 commented 4 years ago

It is the same for me.

nukeem commented 4 years ago

Thanks for letting me know, annoyingly the change didn't push and i didn't notice. Should be ok now.

fabien78 commented 4 years ago

Unfortunatly not. It is the same issue. I saw a little thing which, maybe, will help you to understand the problem. At the end of the updating message, it is written: "successfully installed continuousprint -1.0.0"

I hope you understand me well besouse my english is a little poor....

taker218 commented 4 years ago

Seems like you need to add a new release, or else octoprint will always download the master.zip from the faulty 1.0.1

Maybe just change the version number to 1.0.2 and add a new release, that way it should download the new relase.

nukeem commented 4 years ago

Sorry everyone this is my first octoprint plugin. Just done a new 1.0.2 release now.

ViPeR5000 commented 4 years ago

same loop again :/

nukeem commented 4 years ago

I've deleted the previous release, though octoprint is still trying to download it for some reason. I'm wondering if there is a delay before octoprint notices the new release

nukeem commented 4 years ago

Its worked for me now, required an octoprint restart

taker218 commented 4 years ago

you need to force the update cache to be renewed. Under settings -> Software update -> Advanced (or whatever it is in english) and then force update

With this it worked for me too. No update loop here on both my instances.

fabien78 commented 4 years ago

Normal process for update is good now.

I don't see differences betwen the old version (but maybe nothing visible for the user)

nukeem commented 4 years ago

Nothing visiable except a search bar on files list

SrgntBallistic commented 4 years ago

I was able to use the force update on one of my Pi's to get it to update to 1.0.2. On another I couldn't get it to work with the exact same steps and numerous tries.

I ended up having to uninstall and reinstall the plugin. Obviously backup your gcode first if you have to take these steps. I did the full uninstall where it deletes all plugin data.

I have 2 more Pi's/Printers running prints. I'll see how well they update after they finish.