Debian package version
Sam Giraffe
sam at giraffetech.biz
Fri Nov 6 02:50:41 UTC 2015
Hello,
How does apt-get understand if a package version is newer than another one?
In case of simple versioning of packages such as 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, I
imagine it does a comparison between the numbers?
My problem is that my package is versioned as such:
201510162108+0a8974b-HEAD
20151029T114141+259421f+HEAD
And apt-get install <package> is telling me that the 1016 package is
newer than the 1029 package which is not true.
So when I run apt-get install I get this message:
mypackage:amd64 201510162108+0a8974b-HEAD newer than version in archive
This is not true, since the one in the archive is from Oct 29.
Will I have to change my package versioning for apt-get to understand
the package versions?
Thank you
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