Skyscraper stuck on version 3.7.7 for Raspberry pi 5.

Scraperdude

@mitu Here's the log:

mitu

The log shows a succesful installation of Skyscraper at version 3.14.
Seems to me that you have the latest version - do you still get get the initial error you reported (The version of Skyscraper you have installed is incompatible with options used by this script. Please update Skyscraper to the latest version to continue) ?

Scraperdude

@mitu Yes I still get this error.

mitu

I can't reproduce this error with the latest RetroPie-Setup. Does the 3.14 shows up in the Skyscraper scraping interface when you start it ?

What is the output of the the following command shows:

cd $HOME/RetroPie-Setup
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh skyscraper _check_ver

sleve_mcdichael

@mitu said in Skyscraper stuck on version 3.7.7 for Raspberry pi 5.:

sudo ./retropie_packages.sh skyscraper _check_ver

Note: _get_ver is the one that will actually report a version number. _check_ver will only show the error (or not.)

Scraperdude

Does nothing apparently.

@mitu

mitu

@Scraperdude said in Skyscraper stuck on version 3.7.7 for Raspberry pi 5.:

Does nothing apparently.

Which is puzzling since this is actually the part that prints the error you're getting (The version of Skyscraper you have installed is incompatible with options used by this script. Please update Skyscraper to the latest version to continue).

How exactly are you starting/accessing the scraping menu ?

Scraperdude

@mitu I'm accessing the scraping menu via RetroPie Setup via SSH from my PC.

mitu

@Scraperdude Can you show the screenshot with the error ? And the result of the command:

cd $HOME/RetroPie-Setup
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh skyscraper _get_ver

Scraperdude

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Scraperdude

I don't get an error with this. This is all that happens:

@mitu

Scraperdude

Here's the error I get when trying to use Skyscraper:

@mitu

mitu

@Scraperdude There's something fishy here, this should print the version of Skyscraper, something like:

 cd $HOME/RetroPie-Setup
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh skyscraper _get_ver

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
Running action '_get_ver' for 'skyscraper' : Scraper for EmulationStation
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

3.14.0

What's the output of the command:

/opt/retropie/supplementary/skyscraper/Skyscraper  --version

Scraperdude

@mitu said in Skyscraper stuck on version 3.7.7 for Raspberry pi 5.:

/opt/retropie/supplementary/skyscraper/Skyscraper --version

Scraperdude

@mitu I installed Raspberry pi OS LITE (64-BIT) rather than Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit) as that was advised to make Skyscraper work on the Pi 5. Might that be an issue?

mitu

@Scraperdude No, that's not an issue - who advised you to not install the Lite version ?

Your error is very strange, I don't understand why Skyscraper tries to copy some configuration files, since CACHE.md is definitely not a configuration file and it's definitely not needed for it to run.

@Lolonois any idea what happens here ? I can't reproduce this error with a fresh 3.14 installation, even if I remove my previous user configs.

mitu

@Scraperdude you can try and completely remove Skyscraper and install a clean version. Run the following commands:

rm -fr $HOME/.skyscraper
rm -fr /opt/retropie/configs/all/skyscraper

and then re-install Skyscraper from RetroPie-Setup.

Scraperdude

I got this message after removing it.

@mitu

Scraperdude

Unfortunately the issue persists.

@mitu said in Skyscraper stuck on version 3.7.7 for Raspberry pi 5.:

rm -fr $HOME/.skyscraper
rm -fr /opt/retropie/configs/all/skyscraper

Lolonois

Things de-rail when there is a /usr/local/etc/skyscraper/ path present on a RetroPie installation, while it should not be there, unless Skyscraper was installed manually.

https://github.com/Gemba/skyscraper/blob/065d39fc5b3397a008fef6d70e71559ee9afed2e/src/config.cpp#L158-L163

I will make this section more robust soon, but for now move or remove the skyscraper folder from /usr/local/etc.

Then you should get proper Skyscraper -h and Skyscraper --version output.