hi,
I upgraded earlier today. I observed no issues during and after upgrade.
Thanks!
Luc
Op ma 10 mei 2021 18:06 schreef inkbottle <inkbottle...@gmail.com>:
> Hi all,
>
> I've upgraded to Frameworks 5.82.0-1.
>
> Below an edited transcript of what went well and what didn't.
>
> Your suggestions about the right way to do it are welcome.
>
> Chris
>
>
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> <Alice> 5.82.0-1: apt update; apt -t unstable dist-upgrade; apt install -t
> experimental plasma-desktop plasma-framework
> <Alice> First run didn't work: plasmashell 100% cpu forever, had to reboot.
> <Alice> Second run seems okay.
> <Bob> Do you have mixed versions?
> <Bob> I'm not sure whether that upgraded all packages to 5.21.5 or 5.82
> <Bob> Assuming you have the latest Plasma 5.21.5 installed, make sure no
> 5.21.4 packages are left: `dpkg -l | grep 5.21.4`
> <Bob> Similarly for the frameworks.
> <Alice> dpkg -l | grep -F "5.21.4" | wc -l ==> 72; dpkg -l | grep -F
> "5.21.5"
> | wc -l ==> 13
> <Alice> What did I do wrong?
> <Bob> Upgrading one package to 5.21.5 does not automatically upgrade all
> others.
> <Alice> So you would recommend this sort of command? `apt install -t
> experimental $( dpkg -l | grep 5.20.5 | awk '/^ii/ {print $2}' )`
> <Bob> It's the easiest for me. When you run stable/testing/unstable, you
> don't
> have this problem, because we usually upload all packages at once and
> everything will then be upgraded.
> <Alice> First thing would then be: `apt install -t experimental $( dpkg -l
> |
> grep 5.21.4 | awk '/^ii/ {print $2}' )`
> <Alice> Running now the above line
> <Alice> dpkg -l | grep -F "5.21.4" | wc -l ==> 0
> <Alice> dpkg -l | grep -F "5.21" | grep -v -F "5.21.5" ==> two packages
> with
> version numbers 5.212.0~alpha4-11 => unrelated
> <Bob> Sounds good.
> <Alice> Now verifying for framework
> <Alice> dpkg -l | grep -F "5.78" | wc -l ==> 119
> <Alice> dpkg -l | grep -F "5.78" | egrep -v 'libkf5|qml-mod' ==> it's all
> KDE
> stuff
> <Alice> apt install -t experimental $( dpkg -l | grep -F "5.78.0" | awk
> '/^ii/
> {print $2}' )
> <Alice> dpkg -l | egrep "5\.(78|79|80|81)" | wc -l ==> 0
> <Alice> I should reboot now.
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