Whenever I open ANY ymp file, I only get this error:
The install link or file you opened does not contain instructions for openSUSE Leap 15.2 .
I even ran it in the terminal, and there’s no error other than that one. I’m at a loss for what is happening. And I opened the ymp file in vim, and it obviously has instructions, so I don’t know why it’s saying it doesn’t.
Each one click install must list distributions it supports. Apparently 15.2 was not yet added as supported distribution.
And I opened the ymp file in vim, and it obviously has instructions, so I don’t know why it’s saying it doesn’t.
If you want useful reply, provide either ymp file itself or link to it.
I’ll give you one of the ymp files I tried, but as I said, they’re all doing it. https://software.opensuse.org/package/xfe
Well, YaST is using PRETTY_NAME property from /etc/os-release, and currently it is set to “openSUSE Leap 15.2 Beta”, while ymp is created for “openSUSE Leap 15.2”. Personally I think pretty name should have never been used for automatic processing, it is by definition string intended for humans, not for programs. Also, the /etc/products.d/baseproduct does not include any “Beta” so I suppose if YaST used this file it would also work. As comments indicate, /etc/os-release is preferred as optimization, although I do not think this warrants any optimization.
I suggest you open bug report against YaST one click install.
Decided to check /etc/os-release to see if that was the case, however “beta” is not found anywhere in the file. Buuuuuut, what I did notice is that there was a whitespace at the end of the text. Removing that whitespace seems to have fixed the issue. I guess I should go figure out how to file a bug report now…
I tested with Live image and there it definitely was. Anyway …
Buuuuuut, what I did notice is that there was a whitespace at the end of the text. Removing that whitespace seems to have fixed the issue.
Good catch. In this case bug report should probably be against openSUSE 15.2 itself.
Yes, I am seeing:
PRETTY_NAME="openSUSE Leap 15.2 "
and that extra space does not look right to me.