2014-09-07 12:28 GMT+02:00 Ralf Mardorf <ralf.mardorf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>: > The package likely moved from AUR to an official repository and for some > reason another version is used. > > grep kdeedu-kig /var/log/pacman.log > > and assumed you used yaourt, there likely would be a line > > [date] [PACMAN] Running 'pacman --color auto -U --asdeps /tmp/yaourt-tmp-* > > Or you build a package on your own, before there was a version available > by an Arch repository and you don't remember that you did it. Yu build > something from git and the repository uses the official release from > upstream. > > Usually the difference isn't a release version, as it is in your case, > but just a "-2" vs "-1" package version of the same release. That package was never installed from AUR. This is the output from grep kdeedu-kig /var/log/pacman.log: [ugi@UGI ~]$ grep kdeedu-kig /var/log/pacman.log [2014-03-14 21:21] [PACMAN] installed kdeedu-kig (4.12.3-1) [2014-04-01 12:01] [PACMAN] upgraded kdeedu-kig (4.12.3-1 -> 4.12.4-1) [2014-04-19 10:31] [PACMAN] upgraded kdeedu-kig (4.12.4-1 -> 4.13.0-1) [2014-05-20 10:17] [PACMAN] upgraded kdeedu-kig (4.13.0-1 -> 4.13.1-1) [2014-06-11 14:53] [PACMAN] upgraded kdeedu-kig (4.13.1-1 -> 4.13.2-1) [2014-07-23 01:57] [PACMAN] upgraded kdeedu-kig (4.13.2-1 -> 4.13.3-1) [2014-08-21 11:17] [PACMAN] upgraded kdeedu-kig (4.13.3-1 -> 4.14.0-1) I thought it could be a mirror thing, but I see that at the Database (https://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/kdeedu-kig/) the package is said to be at version 4.13.3-2 (and this change does not show up on the git commits). Eu.
