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- Shadok - 2011-03-20
I guess you could make the date the revision number ?
This way the updater code would not need to be altered and only the update.xml file would have to be deleted the first time.
Ex : XBMC-RevYYYYMMDD.zip
- kricker - 2011-03-20
Yeah. That's what I was mentioning earlier. I'm looking into how to get that done automagically now.
- Shadok - 2011-03-20
Too bad you removed all the files from the ftp, I could have tried to rename one and see if it worked with the updater.
- Shadok - 2011-03-20
Mmmh, I guess i could zip my own install, upload it with the right name and check it this way.
EDIT: trying it
- kricker - 2011-03-20
Yeah. I thought "I'll clean up all the old files and just build a new one and up it." Then of course I am getting build errors
So I am starting back from a fresh source folder.
- Shadok - 2011-03-20
Getting a little rusty ?
- Shadok - 2011-03-20
Uploading XBMC-Rev20110320-dx.zip
- Shadok - 2011-03-20
Okay, it works fine, BUT, the installer only care for the 6 first digits so if you have more than a build the same month, it won't work.
Maybe i should have adapted the regexp.
2011-03-20 20:42:09.2814-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Trace|Successfully downloaded html page http://xbmc.shadowprojects.net/shadok/
2011-03-20 20:42:09.2814-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Trying to parse out the builds list from HTML string
2011-03-20 20:42:09.2814-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Total of 1 builds were found. Latest:201103
2011-03-20 20:42:09.2814-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Latest available build:201103. Currently installed:35744
2011-03-20 20:42:09.2814-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Rev:35744, Installation Date:16/01/2011 23:27:20, Supplier:
2011-03-20 20:42:09.2970-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Rev:35744, Installation Date:16/01/2011 23:27:20, Supplier:
2011-03-20 20:42:47.0958-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Rev:35744, Installation Date:16/01/2011 23:27:20, Supplier:
2011-03-20 20:42:47.1114-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Setting System State to [ES_CONTINUOUS]
2011-03-20 20:42:47.1270-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Rev:35744, Installation Date:16/01/2011 23:27:20, Supplier:
2011-03-20 20:42:47.1426-XbmcUpdate.UpdateEngine.UpdateManager.DownloadBuild|Info|Downloading build 201103 from the server
2011-03-20 20:44:49.4156-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Download completed successfully
2011-03-20 20:44:50.3516-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Rev:35744, Installation Date:16/01/2011 23:27:20, Supplier:
2011-03-20 20:44:50.3672-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Rev:35744, Installation Date:16/01/2011 23:27:20, Supplier:
2011-03-20 20:44:50.3984-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Extracting Update 201103 to C:\Program Files (x86)\XBMC\Update-dx\temp\\XBMC-201103\\xbmc\
2011-03-20 20:47:43.2312-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|All files extracted successfully
2011-03-20 20:47:43.2312-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Rev:35744, Installation Date:16/01/2011 23:27:20, Supplier:
2011-03-20 20:47:43.2468-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Rev:35744, Installation Date:16/01/2011 23:27:20, Supplier:
2011-03-20 20:47:43.2624-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Closing all instances of XBMC
2011-03-20 20:47:44.2764-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Rev:35744, Installation Date:16/01/2011 23:27:20, Supplier:
2011-03-20 20:47:44.2920-NLog.LoggerImpl.Write|Info|Copying folder 'C:\Program Files (x86)\XBMC\Update-dx\temp\\XBMC-201103\\xbmc\'
...
2011-03-20 20:48:21.9816-XbmcUpdate.UpdateEngine.UpdateManager.ApplyUpdate|Info|Successfully updated to build 201103
- kricker - 2011-03-20
Yes, but it looks like it only reads "201103" not "20110320". I might need to drop the 20 part of the year so the day gets read. This also still limits it to only daily builds. Which is fine to me.
- kricker - 2011-03-20
Yeah. I am not getting it to download. Time to edit the regex. I gotta run now. If you come up with the proper regex let me know please
I have uploaded a build in the normal location. It has the date and GIT revision number in it.
- Shadok - 2011-03-20
You named your file wrong by putting 2 times -dx at the end of it.
- Shadok - 2011-03-20
Code:
<SourceInfo SourceName="Kricker-DirectX" Default="true">
<Url>http://xbmc.shadowprojects.net/dx/</Url>
<RegEx>(XBMC|xbmc)*-\d{8}\-Rev_.*.zip</RegEx>
</SourceInfo>I used this one but once I renamed your file (removing the second -dx) it should have worked with the original regexp too.
Even with this one, it still only use year and month, ignoring the day.
EDIT: Erf, not working ....
- Shadok - 2011-03-20
Damn, those regular expression works differently in .net than in perl :x
If you use a filename like this, it will work :
XBMC-Rev_20110320-dx.zip
But you'll still have the year & month limitation.
Your solution to name it like this should work :
XBMC-Rev_110320-dx.zip
- Shadok - 2011-03-20
Okay so it definitely works this way.
Builds should be named like XBMC-Rev_110320-dx.zip (this one is yours renamed, i put your original one on the top folder).
Update.xml can be kept ou deleted (if you haven't played around like I did).
- kricker - 2011-03-21
Two -dxs?? Oops.
I was hoping I could have the date AND the official GIT revision number in the file. That way if someone had issues they could quickly see what the build version was. One can still get this info from within the XBMC GUI though.