LInks on Drupal sites' Available Updates are broken.
For example the URL for the FileField update release notes looks like this: http://drupal.org/var/www/drupal.org/project/scripts/node/368981
LInks on Drupal sites' Available Updates are broken.
For example the URL for the FileField update release notes looks like this: http://drupal.org/var/www/drupal.org/project/scripts/node/368981
Comments
Comment #1
dwwWorking on this now.
Comment #2
dwwCommitted a fix to the script generating the XML release history files, deployed on d.o, and re-ran the script. The links are all fixed now.
Comment #3
chipway commentedHi,
When will it work ? is there a delay ?
it's not working for me now.
Thanks
Comment #4
chipway commentedSorry ... i forgot to update Available updates !
it works !
thank you
Comment #5
jcmarco commentedI am checking the update status, and although now I have a message:
Message Fetched information about all available new releases and updates.
And the received list hast the url links right, the problem is that there is no updates in the information received.
I have checked manually some projects and I see that although release dates from today 20th are in the project pages,
the received update status still have last one before d.o migration
i.e.
Date 6.x-2.x-dev (2009-Feb-18)
Recommended version: 6.x-2.0-rc6 (2008-Dec-02)
* Download
* Release notes
Includes: Date, Date API, Date Popup, Date Repeat API, Date Timezone
But in the Date project:
6.x-2.x-dev 2009-Feb-20 502.47 KB Download · Release notes Development snapshot Development snapshots are automatically regenerated and their contents can frequently change, so they are not recommended for production use.
The same with other projects I checked manually: Zen, Devel.
That is happening with servers from two different datacenters and with D6 and D5.
Comment #6
gábor hojtsyRetitled.
Comment #7
dww#5 is probably a duplicate report of #184418: update(_status) results stale for up to 6 hours -- the cron job is in fact running, and I just checked the XML file for date.module, which has the info about the latest -dev release. Moving this back to the original issue which is fixed. Unrelated issues belong in new issues (or the other existing issue where it already exists). Thanks.