Closed planthaber closed 1 year ago
Cf. #392 and #389
Should be fixed on master. Update autoproj_bootstrap or (better yet) use directly the one from git, e.g.
https://www.rock-robotics.org/rock-and-syskit/basics/installation.html
Sadly github.io is not capable of 301/302 redirects, only http meta redirects.
The idea of having https://rock-robotics.org/autoproj_bootstrap is to have an easy to remember url for use with wget/curl.
While jekyll now supports http redirects (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9276817/301-redirect-for-site-hosted-at-github), it can be used by browsers, but e.g. wget will not follow the redirect and download the generated html file containing the redirect.
I'll update the script on https://www.rock-robotics.org
Renamed and reopened.
We still have this issue on existing workspaces where a .autoproj/Gemfile is present that used the old version of the bootstrap script.
These older Gemfiles are still having: gem "autoproj", ">= 2.0.0"
in them
The idea of having https://rock-robotics.org/autoproj_bootstrap is to have an easy to remember url for use with wget/curl.
It's a very rare action, and it's not very hard to remember "open the install page and copy/paste the URL". But suit yourself, we only use rock-and-syskit here.
We still have this issue on existing workspaces where a .autoproj/Gemfile is present that used the old version of the bootstrap script.
Yes, we do. Which can be solved by communication - just sent an email to rock-* mailing lists.
At this stage, there's nothing I'm planning to do on Autoproj's side, so I'm closing.
It seems like having
autoproj_version = ">= 2.0.0"
in the gemfile now selects autoproj version 2.0.3 (and also downgrades the installed version).I had to set it manually to 2.1.0 in the .autoproj/Gemfile. remove the .autoproj/Gemfile.lock file and update to get the most recent version (2.16.0).
I already did a quick fix on the rock homepage version of autoproj_bootstrap: https://github.com/rock-core/rock-core.github.io/commit/bdf6a41899e257d95ec008c297504d3546b4f78b
But still don't have a good idea why this happened.