It simply because you have currently msys2-runtime-devel installed but are requesting to only update msys2-runtime. This would bump it to the new version while the devel package, since not updated, wants the old version.
Simple fix, add msys2-runtime-devel to the list of packages to update:
After issuing the following command:
pacman --needed -Sy bash pacman pacman-mirrors msys2-runtimeSome packages got updated but
msys2-runtimefails:msys2-runtime-devel: requires msys2-runtime=2.0.16506.ec7f957The output of
pacman -Ss msys2-runtimeismsys/msys2-runtime 2.1.0.16259.2aeb3f1-1 (base) [installed: 2.0.16506.ec7f957-1]Posix emulation engine for Windowsmsys/msys2-runtime-devel 2.1.0.16259.2aeb3f1-1 (MSYS2-devel) [installed: 2.0.16506.ec7f957-1]MSYS2 headers and librariesI don't have any ideas how to solve this.
It simply because you have currently
msys2-runtime-develinstalled but are requesting to only updatemsys2-runtime. This would bump it to the new version while the devel package, since not updated, wants the old version.Simple fix, add
msys2-runtime-develto the list of packages to update:I think there should be a note on the upgrade page about this common pitfalls.
Regards,
Matt
Hi Matt,
Thanks for your answer. That did the trick.
Did I mention already that I love MSYS2?
Excellent :) And did I mention that you're not alone since I do love it also!