Closed BClark09 closed 4 years ago
Just to clarify one thing: I believe to not have specifically covered that switch because of potential side effects.
I wonder if it's finally time to implement helper functions to retrieve the currently installed version and repository versions, then offer more tailored openHAB menu entries...
That's fair enough, do you think this is something openhab-cli
can/should handle?
What exactly? No I'd like to keep as much as possible inside openhabian-setup
. I'm still not sure how both can coexist meaningfully. It would be easy to merge the few functions of openhab-cli
Sorry, that might sound wrong.
I'm still unsure how both command line tools can coexist. Both do similar things and eventually will have overlapping functionality. I wonder if it would make sense to merge them and to ship openhabian-config with the apt package (with the appropriate parametrization to not identify as openHABian of course)
I think there is a --allow-downgrades option now.
Thomas, Ben, where to move from here ?
@ThomDietrich @BClark09 How to treat this issue from here on? I think we should separate the initial issue from any discussions on openhab-cli and openhabian-config to overlap/integrate/whatever (if that still is an issue after all).
Isn't the original issue fixed now that we have a --allow-downgrades option so we can close this? (and open another issue for the tool discussion if needed)
@BClark09 ping .... is there anything you think we would still need to do ?
If an --allow-downgrades
option has been added, and there is sufficient warning that downgrading may have side effects, then no I don't think there is.
yes (both) so will close this issue, reopen if you find anything wrong with it
At the moment, if a user is on a 2.4.0-SNAPSHOT, they cannot use the menu to "downgrade" to stable.
One way of doing this is to:
apt-cache policy openhab2
(orshowpkg
ormadison
)apt install -y openhab2=<version>