How to get a package updated in Ubuntu - Specifically Request Tracker

Avi Greenbury lists at avi.co
Thu Sep 20 12:59:36 UTC 2012


Mister Guru wrote:
> On 20 September 2012 11:07, Avi Greenbury <lists at avi.co> wrote:
> > You wont get the version in the repo updated; major version changes
> > don't happen to projects during the life of a release unless there's
> > some fairly major problem that needs solving.
> 
> Oh darn! :(  Well, thanks for letting me know! So, basically, if 3.8
> is in the version available, you can forget about 4.x, thanks for that
> - now I'm not going to go barking up the wrong tree. Thanks again

You could run your own apt repository, it's not that difficult
(there's several howtos around on the net for it), or create your own
PPA for it on Lanchpad if you'd prefer.

The place you can't get it is the official Ubuntu repositiories, but
there's nothing stopping you creating a deb file and putting it
elsewhere.

-- 
Avi




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