Hi,
I saw on GitHub a new prerelease of TM was available (v2.0.17). But checking via update (I'am using v.2.0.16) no new version appears. See: https://feek.d.pr/gHocSE/o9VvhS1Oam
Funny enough, on a testing machine via Homebrew installed 2.0.17... bit checking the prereleases it shows: https://feek.d.pr/ckxZTJ/Mqyqbkjv6g
So pointing back to 2.0.16 ......
But when downgrading to 2.0.6 (the latest stable/regular version) and then checking the prereleases you can install 2.0.17.
So I think there is something wrong checking versions....
== Feek
Got notified on both computers in the last 15 hours or so about the upgrade
Greg
On Feb 6, 2021, at 8:45 AM, Feek via TextMate textmate@lists.macromates.com wrote:
Hi,
I saw on GitHub a new prerelease of TM was available (v2.0.17). But checking via update (I'am using v.2.0.16) no new version appears. See: https://feek.d.pr/gHocSE/o9VvhS1Oam
Funny enough, on a testing machine via Homebrew installed 2.0.17... bit checking the prereleases it shows: https://feek.d.pr/ckxZTJ/Mqyqbkjv6g
So pointing back to 2.0.16 ......
But when downgrading to 2.0.6 (the latest stable/regular version) and then checking the prereleases you can install 2.0.17.
So I think there is something wrong checking versions....
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Could you check the following (using option key pressed): TextMate > Check for Test Builds
does it shows: https://feek.d.pr/XRWRN5/EagdaJ4Lnp mentioning that 2.0.16 is the latest build and asking for downgrading to 2.0.16?
== Feek
On 6 Feb 2021, at 19:05, feek via TextMate wrote:
Could you check the following (using option key pressed): TextMate > Check for Test Builds
does it shows: https://feek.d.pr/XRWRN5/EagdaJ4Lnp mentioning that 2.0.16 is the latest build and asking for downgrading to 2.0.16?
The problem is that if you upgraded succesfully to 2.0.16, then it will not report 2.0.17 as an update, since nothing changed (just linker option to allow running on macOS 10.14 and earlier).
But since 2.0.16 was a prerelease, TextMate thinks that you are running a prerelease, and thus shows the dialog.
I just updated status of 2.0.16 to be a proper release, so now the dialog will not show the downgrade option, though it will still not report 2.0.17 as latest version.
It probably should report 2.0.17 as an update when *manually* checking, but the logic to hide 2.0.17 for users on 2.0.16 is server side, where it does not know if it was a manual or automatic software update check.