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windows self-update from 2024.9.0 to 2024.9.1 fails #2556

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kylegrover opened this issue Sep 10, 2024 · 2 comments
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windows self-update from 2024.9.0 to 2024.9.1 fails #2556

kylegrover opened this issue Sep 10, 2024 · 2 comments
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Describe the bug

$ mise self-update
Checking target-arch... mise-v2024.9.1-windows-x64.tar.gz
Checking current version... v2024.9.0
Checking latest released version... v2024.9.1
New release found! v2024.9.0 --> v2024.9.1
New release is compatible
mise ReleaseError: No asset found for target: `mise-v2024.9.1-windows-x64.tar.gz`

To Reproduce
mise self-update with v2024.9.0 windows. I used git-bash but I suspect that's irrelevant.

Additional context
I think this is a format mismatch somewhere, mise-v2024.9.1-win-x64... does seem to exist (without the dows)

@kylegrover kylegrover added the bug Something isn't working label Sep 10, 2024
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jeremy commented Sep 11, 2024

build-tarball.sh needs to switch from win to windows to match std::env::costs::OS (which self-update uses).

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jdx commented Sep 15, 2024

nice catch, you're right, unfortunately changing that might break a lot of stuff but I'll see what I can do

@jdx jdx closed this as completed in 3327e8c Sep 15, 2024
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