Bug #3015
[notes-up] error while loading shared libraries: libgranite.so.6: cannot open
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Description
$ com.github.philip-scott.notes-up com.github.philip-scott.notes-up: error while loading shared libraries: libgranite.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
History
Updated by bill-auger almost 3 years ago
- Description updated (diff)
did you run `pacman -Syu` before installing this package?
Updated by maddox almost 3 years ago
Each time, before installing my system verifies if there are new
package lists online. Any dependencies are automatically downloaded. I
have installed granite separately and package works, just that it did
not install it automatically.
Updated by bill-auger almost 3 years ago
- Status changed from unconfirmed to not-a-bug
if you are referring to octopi, you should notice that the indicator icon is still red - it turns green when the system is fully up-to-date
Updated by bill-auger almost 3 years ago
Each time, before installing my system verifies if there are new
package lists online
octopi is the only parabola program which checks for updates automatically
Any dependencies are automatically downloaded.
if you already had the dependency installed, it would not be upgraded automatically - thats why it is important to run `pacman -Syu` before installing packages, or to have octopi do it
Updated by maddox almost 3 years ago
- labs@parabola.nu <labs@parabola.nu> [2021-04-21 17:19]:
Issue #3015 has been updated by bill-auger.
Each time, before installing my system verifies if there are new
package lists online
octopi is the only parabola program which checks for updates
automatically
I am using M-x helm-system-packages and it installs packages with:
$ sudo pacman --sync --refresh --needed pgadmin4
Updated by bill-auger almost 3 years ago
On Wed, 21 Apr 2021 21:04:01 +0000 labs@parabola.nu wrote:
$ sudo pacman --sync --refresh --needed pgadmin4
you would need to add the --sysupgrade options to make sure it
always upgrades packages, which are already installed - that
would prevent the situation of this BR
you most likely do not need the --needed option - all it would
do for that example, would be to avoid re-installing 'pgadmin4',
if it were already installed - but if 'pgadmin4' were already
installed, there would be no reason to specify it - it would
reduce to:
$ sudo pacman --sync --refresh --sysupgrade
with the short options,that is exactly:
$ sudo pacman -Syu
if 'pgadmin4' were not already installed, it would reduce to:
$ sudo pacman -Syu pgadmin4