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Hi @melkiga ! Thank you so much for the feedback! Looks like we had some issues with our repo permissions. We've adjusted that and it should be working fine now. Could you please give it a try and let us know how it goes? |
Thank you for the quick response!
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Oops, sorry, still not quite resolved. Looking into it... |
Not sure if this helps:
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@melkiga Yeah, |
Ok, looks like this might be the cause krobertson/deb-s3#137 . Investigating why it is not generated already... |
@melkiga Sorry for the delay. I've added a dummy signature to make it comply for now. Could you please give it another shot? It could complain about it not being able to verify gpt signature, but it should work fine for now. |
No issues about the delay, this isn't a blocker for me :-)
and got the same result:
Could this be an issue from my end? |
@melkiga Hm, that's strange. That file is available right now. Maybe it didn't yet update in your region, let's wait a few minutes and then try once more. Thank you for the feedback! 🙏 |
No issues! Thanks for the quick response. I'll wait about 20 more minutes and try again. Worst case we can leave it till tomorrow and I can try then and report back. |
@melkiga Any luck? 🙂 |
Giving it a try now. Sorry for the late reply! |
Still no luck, here's what I've done: Ran the following
Here is the response of
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@melkiga Interesting 🙁 Are you on company's vpn/proxy or something? |
Yes, I'm on a company VPN. Do you think that's the cause? Is anyone else able to update replicate the issue? 🧐 |
@melkiga Might be, actually. Could you try this on your personal machine? I'm not able to reproduce myself nor on our test machines :( |
Going to try that now :-) I'll report back in a few. |
Here's what I got on my personal machine:
Machine Info:
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@melkiga GPG warning is expected, we are temporarily using one-off keys to sign InRelease iterative/dvc-s3-repo#3 . So that warning could be ignored for now. I suppose other than that warning, the command worked fine, right? I'm no longer seeing |
Whoops, I mistook the warning for an error. I just completed my install so yes, it seems that the company VPN is the culprit. |
@melkiga Thank you so much for the feedback! So looks like you'll need to ping your admins to whitelist that url or, you could consider installing using a different package. E.g. |
I'm currently just doing deb installs manually. I'll ping our admin to whitelist the url, just because of the way our pip/python stuff is set up on our servers. Thanks a ton for the help! |
Hi @melkiga ! Just a heads up that proper signatures are now available iterative/dvc.org#2252 . Thanks again for the feedback! 🙏 |
Bug Report (Short Story)
I've installed DVC on my work server using the
deb
package from here, but want to be able to upgrade when a new version is released. I followed the instructions here in the repo section, and when I runsudo apt update
I receive the following.Behavior
When I run
sudo apt-get install --only-upgrade dvc
, I receive a response that I already have the latest version of DVC, when in fact a new version has been released (1.1.8):I then tried following your instructions here for how to install from repo, but when I run
sudo apt update
I receive the following error:Please provide information about your setup
Output of
dvc version
:OS
cat /etc/os-release
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