neil-morrison44/pocket-sync

Jotego Core Updates Are Wanting to Update to Older Commits

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Describe the bug
When viewing core updates, all of the Jotego cores are suggesting updates from 2ff66e2 to 7e16d43

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:

  1. Open Cores tab
  2. View the Jotego Cores and compare installed commit ID versus suggested update commit ID

If the error only appeared after installing a certain core or image pack say which one.

Expected behaviour
Updates should be for newer commits

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Logs
Pocket Sync.log

Desktop (please complete the following information):

  • OS: Windows 11 Home
  • Version: Pocket Sync 4.7.0
neil-morrison44 commented

There’s a couple of things this could be:

  • The JOTEGO script which builds the zips uses the commit hash from the most recently changed file within the zip rather than the most recent one for the whole repo (to avoid updates without changes).
  • If the zip that’s in the JOTEGO repo has been rebuilt with the more recent commit hash, then it could be the inventory failing to pick it up, but it’s not had issues with that previously to my knowledge.
  • If it is a real update & the inventory is showing the more recent commit then, considering that the inventory API’s what tells all the updaters what the latest version is, Pocket Sync might have fallen behind it which would fix itself on a restart (and I believe this was an issue previously but I fixed it)
neil-morrison44 commented

Yeah, looks like there’s not been any updates to the actual raw files either in the 2ff commit or since then.

Also, I’m not sure why, but the workflow to automate creation of the zips has been changed to be manual only: jotego/jtbin@dd055d5

So this might be an issue you have to check with JOTEGO.

Going to close this since it seems to be upstream of Pocket Sync - feel free to reopen if it turns out the new cores have been released as usual

neil-morrison44 commented

Looks like it might be the inventory - it lists jt1942 version 7e16d43 as the latest

https://openfpga-cores-inventory.github.io/analogue-pocket/

Definitely something weird going on, but Pocket Sync seems to be doing what it’s told at least…