Can I upgrade to 18.10 from 18.04 with the same python packages installed?
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Are all the python packages installed in 18.04 support on 18.10 ? because all my development packages are installed in 18.04.
18.04 18.10
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Are all the python packages installed in 18.04 support on 18.10 ? because all my development packages are installed in 18.04.
18.04 18.10
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Read the Ubuntu 18.10 Release Notes wiki.ubuntu.com/CosmicCuttlefish/ReleaseNotes
– waltinator
Nov 28 at 5:48
@waltinator Reading the release notes only will tell him what python versions are available in the newer Ubuntu version, but not if his packages might get uninstalled etc. if he upgrades.
– Videonauth
Nov 28 at 7:57
So to make us able to answer this you might want to list all packages you have installed. While I'm pretty sure they will exist on 18.10 as they did on 18.04 without knowing which packages you have installed on your DEV stack no one really can answer if they will survive an upgrade.
– Videonauth
Nov 28 at 16:30
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Are all the python packages installed in 18.04 support on 18.10 ? because all my development packages are installed in 18.04.
18.04 18.10
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Anand Thati
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Are all the python packages installed in 18.04 support on 18.10 ? because all my development packages are installed in 18.04.
18.04 18.10
18.04 18.10
asked Nov 28 at 5:24
Anand Thati
111
asked Nov 28 at 5:24
Anand Thati
111
asked Nov 28 at 5:24
Anand Thati
111
asked Nov 28 at 5:24
Anand Thati
111
asked Nov 28 at 5:24
Anand Thati
111
111
Read the Ubuntu 18.10 Release Notes wiki.ubuntu.com/CosmicCuttlefish/ReleaseNotes
– waltinator
Nov 28 at 5:48
@waltinator Reading the release notes only will tell him what python versions are available in the newer Ubuntu version, but not if his packages might get uninstalled etc. if he upgrades.
– Videonauth
Nov 28 at 7:57
So to make us able to answer this you might want to list all packages you have installed. While I'm pretty sure they will exist on 18.10 as they did on 18.04 without knowing which packages you have installed on your DEV stack no one really can answer if they will survive an upgrade.
– Videonauth
Nov 28 at 16:30
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Read the Ubuntu 18.10 Release Notes wiki.ubuntu.com/CosmicCuttlefish/ReleaseNotes
– waltinator
Nov 28 at 5:48
@waltinator Reading the release notes only will tell him what python versions are available in the newer Ubuntu version, but not if his packages might get uninstalled etc. if he upgrades.
– Videonauth
Nov 28 at 7:57
So to make us able to answer this you might want to list all packages you have installed. While I'm pretty sure they will exist on 18.10 as they did on 18.04 without knowing which packages you have installed on your DEV stack no one really can answer if they will survive an upgrade.
– Videonauth
Nov 28 at 16:30
Read the Ubuntu 18.10 Release Notes wiki.ubuntu.com/CosmicCuttlefish/ReleaseNotes
– waltinator
Nov 28 at 5:48
Read the Ubuntu 18.10 Release Notes wiki.ubuntu.com/CosmicCuttlefish/ReleaseNotes
– waltinator
Nov 28 at 5:48
@waltinator Reading the release notes only will tell him what python versions are available in the newer Ubuntu version, but not if his packages might get uninstalled etc. if he upgrades.
– Videonauth
Nov 28 at 7:57
@waltinator Reading the release notes only will tell him what python versions are available in the newer Ubuntu version, but not if his packages might get uninstalled etc. if he upgrades.
– Videonauth
Nov 28 at 7:57
So to make us able to answer this you might want to list all packages you have installed. While I'm pretty sure they will exist on 18.10 as they did on 18.04 without knowing which packages you have installed on your DEV stack no one really can answer if they will survive an upgrade.
– Videonauth
Nov 28 at 16:30
So to make us able to answer this you might want to list all packages you have installed. While I'm pretty sure they will exist on 18.10 as they did on 18.04 without knowing which packages you have installed on your DEV stack no one really can answer if they will survive an upgrade.
– Videonauth
Nov 28 at 16:30
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Read the Ubuntu 18.10 Release Notes wiki.ubuntu.com/CosmicCuttlefish/ReleaseNotes
– waltinator
Nov 28 at 5:48
@waltinator Reading the release notes only will tell him what python versions are available in the newer Ubuntu version, but not if his packages might get uninstalled etc. if he upgrades.
– Videonauth
Nov 28 at 7:57
So to make us able to answer this you might want to list all packages you have installed. While I'm pretty sure they will exist on 18.10 as they did on 18.04 without knowing which packages you have installed on your DEV stack no one really can answer if they will survive an upgrade.
– Videonauth
Nov 28 at 16:30