Vorta now works, but i don’t know how to proceed from here.
Iv now got pyqt5 showing as version 5.15.3 via pip
❰greg❙~/bash❱✔≻ pip show pyqt5
Name: PyQt5
Version: 5.15.3
Iv got pyqt5 version 5.15.4-1 via yay
❰greg❙~/bash❱✔≻ yay -Qi python-pyqt5
Name : python-pyqt5
Version : 5.15.4-1
Iv got vorta that says it is out of date by both pip and yay but if i try to update it via yay it says
1 aur/vorta 0.7.6-1 -> 0.7.6-2
-> Could not find all required packages:
python-pyqt5<=5.15.3 (Wanted by: vorta)
So I put vorta into “ignore” in pacman.conf, just for now, until it works again with the updated pyqt5.
I dont know if pip will update vorta or i should keep trying to update manually via pip or if im supposed to keep checking yay -S vorta? Am i supposed to update pyqt5 via pip at some point?
I just don’t understand why installed pip packages are different versions than installed pacman packages on the same machine, I don’t understand if pip is supposed to check for updates to these packages or not, meh loads i don’t understand now.
Like @angrytux I didn’t want to downgrade system packages so I downgraded Vorta to version 0.7.5. I went to the AUR site and used the PKGBUILD there for the previous version PKGBUILD - aur.git - AUR Package Repositories
Hopefully the developers of Vorta will sort this issue out for the next release.
Pip is the python package manager which and it’s separate from pacman. If you update packages with pip, pacman doesn’t know that you updated the package.
For these special cases, you should create a python virtual environment in which you can go crazy with pip.