Oll-system --versions now includes all current container versions

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#1

It is now possible to see all current container versions in Marjebian, the output will also tell you if there’s an update available for a specific container.
The command to run is:

sudo oll-system --versions

Example output:

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#2

I ran this and it was useful to see what is not up to date, however… can we add the container name to use for sudo oll- --update?

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#3

Yes in general all oll- commands use the same formatting and have the same options.

When in doubt oll-programname --help :wink:

#4

agree, but in the screenshot above you see “Zigbee2MQTT container …” but the command is “oll-z2m” if they matched or you added the oll-z2m, it would be easier for upgrading…

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#5

This is a good idea and a perfect example as to what we need beta for :slight_smile: The change has been made and will be part of the next update.

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#6

I ran this command this morning and didn’t see the usual container version info. Here’s the output I got:

Summary

INFO: Marjebian: v1.8.2.0727 (only changed by a FULL system update)
INFO: Update Init Version: v1.2.1.0828
ollscripts:
Installed: 1.2-47
Candidate: 1.2-47
ollscripts-services:
Installed: 1.2-7
Candidate: 1.2-7
oll-desktop-ui:
Installed: 1.0-1
Candidate: 1.0-1
oll-coredash:
Installed: 1.0-8
Candidate: 1.0-8
oll-coredash-backgrounds:
Installed: 1.0-2
Candidate: 1.0-2
INFO: NOTE: The Marjebian version is only updated when running a FULL system update, see documentation for details.
INFO: If Candidate is newer than Installed it means there is a new update available for that package, run oll-update-init
INFO: Checking container versions, may take a little bit of time on any type of Internet connection…
WARN: It MAY take a long time the first time versions are checked, especially for HomeAssistant.
INFO: NOTE: Unknown version usally means that you do NOT have the container installed.
INFO: NOTE: When latest is shown as unknown it may be due to information missing in the cache or no tag being used for the container.

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#7

Seems to be an issue there now, I’ll look at it. Thanks :slight_smile:

EDIT: This has been fixed in the current version.

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