On 05/09/2013 06:42 AM, ael wrote: > I too have the same problem after upgrading from 2.201-1 to 3.5.1-1: > just a dist-upgrade on testing, so much changed at the smae time. > > I found that all my subscriptions had gone, found the note about > gpodder-migrate2tres in /usr/share/doc/gpodder/ and tried it. > > On the first attempt: > "Existing gPodder 3 user data found. > To continue, please remove: > > /ael_elf1/ael/gPodder/Database > /ael_elf1/ael/gPodder/Downloads" > > In fact only ~/gPodder/Database existed: I renamed it as Database_bak, > and ran gpodder-migrate2tres again: > " Would carry out the following actions: > > Move downloads from /ael_elf1/ael/podcasts > to /ael_elf1/ael/gPodder/Downloads > > Convert database from /ael_elf1/ael/.config/gpodder/database.sqlite > to /ael_elf1/ael/gPodder/Database > > > Continue? (Y/n) y > Done. Have fun with gPodder 3! > " > However, gpodder is still reporting no subscriptions. So this seems to > fail for me. What had I done wrong or is this a bug?
Hi, thank you for the bug report - I'm not sure about the database migration issue, yet. However, I was curious about whether you saw the NEWS.Debian entry during the upgrade - that is, you shouldn't have to find the fine in /usr/share/doc/gpodder on your own. Is it correct to say that you didn't see this note during upgrade process? Thank you, tony
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