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Describe the bug
Today I wanted to update via script and used the Invoke-Webrequest command in Powershell.
Maybe I would implement an automation (cron) in the future that deploys the current version to all of my projects.
But instead of the new 3.3.1 the 3.2.2 is downloaded.
The new version is 5 days old. Is ist tranfered manually or is it an error in the pipeline?
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Open a PowerShell in the Project directory
Call Invoke-WebRequest doctoolchain.github.io/dtcw.ps1 -Outfile dtcw.ps1 (old version)
or Invoke-WebRequest doctoolchain.org/dtcw.ps1 -Outfile dtcw.ps1 (current version on doctoolchain.org)
Hey @arutscheidt this is strange because the script source references the 3.3.1
Maybe you hav set the DTC_VERSION in your environment, which would take precedence over the script version.
Can you please check that and let us know?
Thanks for your support!
Describe the bug
Today I wanted to update via script and used the Invoke-Webrequest command in Powershell.
Maybe I would implement an automation (cron) in the future that deploys the current version to all of my projects.
But instead of the new 3.3.1 the 3.2.2 is downloaded.
The new version is 5 days old. Is ist tranfered manually or is it an error in the pipeline?
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Invoke-WebRequest doctoolchain.github.io/dtcw.ps1 -Outfile dtcw.ps1
(old version)or
Invoke-WebRequest doctoolchain.org/dtcw.ps1 -Outfile dtcw.ps1
(current version on doctoolchain.org)Expected behavior
Should be the current version from https://github.com/docToolchain/docToolchain
When downloading the file manually, the version is correct.
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