From: Pablo C. <pc...@cn...> - 2020-09-28 11:17:54
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No, it should update those 3 packages, or at least that was the intention, only if -dry is passed it will just warn. I've checked with your versions and you are right. This is wrong and not the intended behavior. We have published an update, but for those already having the "any non updatable package" Wolfgan's method will work. A more direct way would be: *scipion3 python -m pip install scipion-app==3.0.3* Once in 3.0.3, "scipion3 update" should work as Wolfgang and we expected. Thanks a lot Wolfgang. On 28/9/20 10:26, Lugmayr, Wolfgang wrote: > Hi, > > Is this intended that the update command just prints information? > I thought it would update the core packages. > > $ scipion3 update > Scipion v3.0.1 () devel > Scipion is up to date. > The package scipion-pyworkflow is out of date. Your version is 3.0.3, the latest is 3.0.4. > The package scipion-em is up to date. Your version is 3.0.3 > The package scipion-app is out of date. Your version is 3.0.1, the latest is 3.0.2. > > and then use pip to update? > (.scipion3env) $ pip install scipion-pyworkflow==3.0.4 scipion-app==3.0.2 > > $ scipion3 update > Scipion v3.0.2 () devel > Scipion is up to date. > The package scipion-pyworkflow is up to date. Your version is 3.0.4 > The package scipion-em is up to date. Your version is 3.0.3 > The package scipion-app is up to date. Your version is 3.0.2 > > Cheers, > Wolfgang > -- Pablo Conesa - *Madrid Scipion <http://scipion.i2pc.es> team* |