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I'm not 100% certain without access to the Travis cache, but I believe that it is using an old version of mdbook (0.0.28) from the cache. This was noticed because Travis is not running mdbook-linkcheck, and the output in the Travis logs looks like the old version.
In the Travis logs, it looks like PRs are picking up this old cache from the master branch:
fetching master/cache-linux-trusty-e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855--cargo-stable.tgz
found cache
Due to the way ci/install.sh is written, it will skip if mdbook is already installed, but it does not check which version is already installed.
A quick short-term solution is to delete the travis caches.
I can make a PR to change the install.sh script to force a reinstall if there is a version mismatch. Alternatively, you can just manually delete the travis caches whenever you upgrade mdbook.
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I'm not 100% certain without access to the Travis cache, but I believe that it is using an old version of mdbook (0.0.28) from the cache. This was noticed because Travis is not running mdbook-linkcheck, and the output in the Travis logs looks like the old version.
In the Travis logs, it looks like PRs are picking up this old cache from the master branch:
Due to the way ci/install.sh is written, it will skip if mdbook is already installed, but it does not check which version is already installed.
A quick short-term solution is to delete the travis caches.
I can make a PR to change the install.sh script to force a reinstall if there is a version mismatch. Alternatively, you can just manually delete the travis caches whenever you upgrade mdbook.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: