For updating the software, it should be sufficient to just type "git pull"
in the nanovna-saver directory. This updates all the files - and the only
reason for the install command is to fetch the dependencies.
I don't run the software on Linux, and I choose to prioritize developing it
further over getting it running on multiple platforms - sorry. :-)
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Rune / 5Q5R
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On Sun, 12 Jan 2020 at 23:10, Andrew Harmon <andrew.harmon@...> wrote:
If you are updating your previously installed NanoVNA-Saver in Linux, the
procedure is the same with one exception. If you try to do the gitclone, it
will complain that the directory is not empty. So first I moved my current
install to a different directory name then followed install steps as
normal. Your existing launcher/shortcut will still work as directory
structure is the same. Also you can still use the previous version if
necessary by changing the path. I also have added a no cache option for pip
to avoid the "directory not owned by current user" error.
sudo mv nanovna-saver nanovna-saver-2.1
then
git clone
cd nanovna-saver
sudo python3.7 -m pip --no-cache-dir install .
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Andrew Harmon - KD5RKO
