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"Update Repository List" doesn't retrieve all the packages (66/68)

See original GitHub issue

I’m not sure why but “Update Repository List” command only retrieves 66 packages. PackageControl.PackageControl: Package list loaded from 'ueffel's Package Repository' (66 packages)

On this page it says there are 68 packages available.

KpTempoTap is one of the 2 that are not retrieved.

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Created 2 years ago
Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)

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ueffelcommented, Nov 28, 2021

Alright. I think I will delete the two packages without a release to avoid anymore confusion.

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TheLongLifecommented, Nov 28, 2021

The jenkins one is another Jenkins plugin, it is by another author.

Yeah, I realized.

Do you have TempoTap already installed? Then it wouldn’t show up on Install Package. But it would show up für Update Package or Remove Package.

🤦‍♂️ Yup, it was already installed.
What threw me off is the fact that when I typed just “tempo” there was no command corresponding with that package so I just assumed it wasn’t installed without checking. Sorry, my bad.
I guess that package is just not working properly.

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