[Bug 193016] pkg upgrade does not use latest version from repo

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https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=193016

Kalten <kalten at gmx.at> changed:

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--- Comment #2 from Kalten <kalten at gmx.at> ---
Still not solved.

»pkg -v« tells me »1.3.8«.

I have created packages using ports-mgmt/poudriere.
As I have updated the ports tree inside poudriere and recompiled newer ports
multiple times, I have ended up with multiple versions of many many packages:
e.g. www/firefox. (Deleting the whole directory and recompiling all takes my
poor computer about three days—that is why I do not prefere this way)

»sqlite3 /var/db/pkg/repo-freeHeimdall.sqlite "select * from pkg_search"| \
  grep firefox«
leads to:
----8<----
972|firefox-31.0,1|www/firefox
2319|firefox-32.0_2,1|www/firefox
2920|firefox-32.0.3,1|www/firefox
2921|firefox-32.0_2,1|www/firefox
4056|firefox-32.0.3,1|www/firefox
4567|firefox-33.0,1|www/firefox
4568|firefox-32.0.3,1|www/firefox
4663|firefox-33.0,1|www/firefox
4664|firefox-32.0.3,1|www/firefox
---->8----

»pkg rquery "%n %v" firefox« results in »firefox 32.0.3,1«

and
»pkg version -e firefox« in
----8<----
firefox-32.0.3,1                   <
---->8----
so pkg seems to notice that firefox has to be updated (right?).

But running »pkg upgrade« results in:
----8<----
Updating freeHeimdall repository catalogue...
freeHeimdall repository is up-to-date.
All repositories are up-to-date.
Checking for upgrades (3 candidates): 100%
Checking integrity... done (0 conflicting)
Your packages are up to date.
---->8----
And I have no idea which the three mentioned candidates are especially as
»pkg version | grep -v "  *="|wc -l« tells me, that 35 packages have to be
updated, not three.

Please do correct this problem!  Deleting all packages and installing again is
one solution, but not the best one. (And I suppose that would not solves the
problem).
Deleting all packages in poudriere each time and copying all generated packages
to the server (instead of the new ones) is not very preferable either.
I could write a script to search for such cases—but than again there might be
cases of packages e.g fubar-1 and fubar-2 that match two different ports and
should remain both (yes, one could check for that too).
I think the problem ought to be handled by pkg; blaming some server
adinistrators copying multiple versions to one directory must not be the
solution.

Regards,
 Kalten

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