The weekly build for Oct 03, 2015 is available

[eranif]

Hi,

The weekly build for Oct 03, 2015 is available and can be downloaded from the download page

The following packages are available:

• Windows 64 bit
• Windows 32 bit
• OSX
• Ubuntu 14.04/64 bit deb file
• Debian 8 "Jessie" 64 bit deb file

To install the deb file:

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sudo apt-get purge codelite
sudo gdebi /path/to/codelite/deb/file

if you don't have gdebi, install it or use dpkg:

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sudo dpkg -i /path/to/codelite/deb/file

If you are facing some dependencies problems, purge any CodeLite version installed:

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sudo apt-get purge codelite
sudo dpkg -i /path/to/codelite/deb/file

Changes since last stable release can be found here:
http://codelite.org/LiteEditor/ReleaseNotesCodeLite83

Eran

[DoctorRover]

Good day.
I tried to install this build in Ubuntu 15.04. Both gdebi and dpkg failed to install it. When I tried to do it using the Ubuntu Software Centre, it reported the following:

Lintian check results for /path/to/CodeLite-8.2.6-ubuntu-trusty-x86_64.deb:
E: codelite: control-file-has-bad-permissions md5sums 0664 != 0644

[eranif]

I tried to install this build in Ubuntu 15.04. Both gdebi and dpkg failed to install it

You should first:

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sudo apt-get purge codelite codelite-plugins wxcrafter

and then:

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sudo gdebi /path/to/file.deb

The mentioned error is because of CMake bad file permission generation (CodeLite uses CMake/CPack to generate the weekly build)
You can safely ignore these errors (there are others, I also ran linitian on the resulted deb)

Eran

[DoctorRover]

Eran, thank you for the answer.
I've purged the previous CL version before installing this one, as it was recommended in the first post, but not codelite-plugins and wxcrafter.
I'll try to remove them too.

[eranif]

If you get an error, please post the error as well on your post
Eran

[DoctorRover]

It worked. After purging codelite-plugins and wxcrafter packages, this build has been installed successfully via gdebi.
Eran, thank you once again!