I update the nightly builds from fedora copr kicad repository, and after the version 8.0.0-1.20240215 the builds of 20240216 and 17 are not recognized as newer builds and therefore not installed by an update command.
I can see that the name has changed from 8.0.0-1 to 8.0.0~rc3-1. Perhaps that is why the newer builds are not regognized?
Is this intentional behaviour?
Perhaps @SteveFalco has some info on this?
Here partial listing of the repository contents as seen by dnf --showduplicates list kicad-nightly:
While I am sorting this out, if it is critical for you to have the latest version, you can manually install an update by browsing to Index of /results/@kicad/kicad/ where you will find directories for each release and architecture that we build for. For example, the latest KiCad nightly build for Fedora 39 x86_64 (as of 2024-Feb-17) is here:
I cannot fix kicad-testing right now because with the release of 7.0.11 the 7.0 branch has been declared complete; i.e. no new patches will be accepted upstream and no further 7.0 releases are planned.
Please note that the kicad-testing builds for F38 and F39 are actually still working, although they really serve no purpose (since there won’t be any further 7.0 releases). The testing build problem only affects F40 and Rawhide, but one can find 7.0.11 builds for F40 and Rawhide in the kicad-stable copr.
In a few days 8.0.0 will be released, the 8.0 branch will be created, and 9.0 work will begin. At that point I’ll move the testing builds to the 8.0 branch and everything will start working again.