41300 or 41270?

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Latest says 41300, yet the latest I can get is 41270. What gives??

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sudo swupd update --version=<desired_version>
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The intent was to use Gnome 46 with auto-update from 41270 to 41300.

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@pixelgeek Any clue on when auto-update would happen from 41270 to 41300?

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dad@DadsGram~ $ sudo swupd update --version=41300
Password: 
Update started
Version on server (41270) is not newer than system version (41270)
Update complete - System already up-to-date at version 41270
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41300 has not been officially released.

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Then this must be a mistake, right?

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How are you determining 41300 is the latest version?

sudo swupd check-update says 41270. If you are looking at Index of /current/, that list is comprised of released and unreleased versions.

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@mfdemicco What intrigues… swupd info shows URL that has 41300 at the top. There could be symlinks yet to point to 41300 for updates to go through swupd.

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No, that is not where you look. This is where you look for the latest released version.

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I see the same. Apparently, we’re being blocked by some build server maintenance. Should be resolved later today.

Apologies for the delay.

Chris

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Looks like swupd just updated to 41300 for me.

Chris

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Time to close this discussion. Received an update and it works as before.

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Now it looks like it’s reverted back to 41230 :blush:

Guys, what’s going on?

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Alright, now it’s 41350. Awesome job, guys! :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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There was a nasty bug discovered in the rollout of 41340. The reversion to 41230 may have been a temporary artifact as the rollout of 41340 was stopped, and before 41350 was released.

Chris

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