as of now, we are dead in the water
# adobe
l
as of now, we are dead in the water
l
I think there's a way to specify which version of the package to install
(You shouldn't be asked to do so in an ideal world, of course.)
cfpm.sh listall
should list all available versions of packages. Identifying which versions are compatible with Update 4 is the tricky part.
But if you can figure that out, you can do things like:
cfpm.sh install postgresql:2021.0.0.323925
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@lmajano I hope that helps.
b
@lmajano See my comments on this duplicate thread here https://cfml.slack.com/archives/C06TSRXCJ/p1665522909527809
@Leon Miller-Out has the correct work around and I have entered a ticket for Adobe to improve
cfpm
too (linked in that thread)
p
@lmajano there are some packages which are depended on Core update and it can only install if you apply the Core update that is why you see the message.
l
Thanks @priyank_adobe. I understand that. But the experience for the developer is not ideal. Basically, I have to figure out which ones are compatible with which in order for my builds to pass.
I don’t even know which package is the offending package as well
p
@lmajano I am discussing this with the development team and will share an update.
l
Thanks.
I had to test each version to see which one worked
Then pin it
b
@priyank_adobe Please see the ticket I entered yesterday with an enhancement for cfpm
Having that ☝️ in place would have completely fixed Luis' issue (and the others who have reported the same here in Slack)
p
Thanks me check and share the same with engineering.
d
I've lost track of the punch line. Do we currently think these recent updates will or may remove installed packages?