Upgrading a Git repository

[pjmeli]

I need some help.

I'm a noob wrt Git and running sabnzbd from a local Git repository.

I've been running SAB successfully running v2.3.8 from what (I think) is the Git Master in a folder on my Raspberry Pi

I did a Git pull request to update to 2.3.9 because my SAB install keeps throwing a warning that 2.3.9 is available…

After a restart I'm still running the same version 2.3.8. When I do another git pull it says I am already running the latest version.

What am I not seeing?

Regards,
Paul

[sander]

Which command do you use to run Sab?

[Puzzled]

Maybe you're on a tag, or maybe you're on a local branch that's not connected to the remote. What does "git branch -a" say?

[pjmeli]

Which command do you use to run Sab?

It's set up to run on startup.

[pjmeli]

What does "git branch -a" say?

Interesting:

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fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git

Odd, because it runs fine. I must have set up my local repository incorrectly.

I put a Git directory in my ~/pi folder and:

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git clone https://githubdotcom/sabnzbd/sabnzbd.git (I can't post links)
cd sabnzbd
git checkout master

Then I figured out how to get it to run @ startup

[pjmeli]

OK I fixed it.

Created a new local repository using the code above, copied my sabnzbd.ini into the new repository and restarted:

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service sabnzbdplus restart

I think what I did wrong originally was to clone the repository without executing:

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git checkout master