brew upgrade gives error: "homebrew/cask-versions/zulu11: No such file or directory @ rb_file_s_rename" about homebrew-cask

[bevanjkay]

CC: @reitermarkus
Is this related to recent Caskloader changes?

[reitermarkus]

Sorry, I completely missed this.

@MrsBookik, is this still happening?

[reitermarkus]

Doesn't seem like a CaskLoader issue since both versions 11.0.21,11.68.17-ca and 11.0.22,11.70.15 were actually loaded based on the output.

I tried installing 11.0.21,11.68.17-ca from an old commit and then upgrading and couldn't reproduce it.

[thedevdavid]

Sorry, I completely missed this.

@MrsBookik, is this still happening?

Still happening for me.

homebrew/cask-versions/zulu11: No such file or directory @ rb_file_s_rename - (/opt/homebrew/Caskroom/zulu11/11.0.21,11.68.17, /opt/homebrew/Caskroom/zulu11/11.0.21,11.68.17.upgrading)

[MrsBookik]

Sorry, I completely missed this.

@MrsBookik, is this still happening?

Thanks for asking! I fixed it by deleting zulu11 (and everything that was based on it), and then reinstalled it again

[Chicook]

¿Alguien sabe porque GitHub no me deja hacer forks ni participar en repositorios públicos?

[cho-m]

Has this only been seen on zulu11? For anyone still seeing issue, maybe check what is inside directory /opt/homebrew/Caskroom/zulu11/ given expected subdirectory is missing.

I also can't reproduce; however, the exact code path is different since I am not able to test via JSON API. If no one on maintainer side can reproduce, then it will be difficult to figure out what is going wrong and will require some additional user debug info.

If issue is seen on other Casks, then it may be something general in brew. If it is specific to zulu11, then it may be handling of that Cask.

The only thing special about zulu11 that I see was version format change on that specific version - Homebrew/homebrew-cask-versions@b12f40e but brew should have saved the install-time copy of Cask so that shouldn't have impacted upgrade.

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