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2a) Try with this image:
2b) or this image:
If you use docker commands, use something like this:
If you use instead use docker-compose, after changing docker-compose.yml do:
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Had same error, changing image to |
I don't recommend running that latest tag like in your example, because there are In Progress incomplete features like Shared Templates. I recommend running release tags like v5.35 like above in my example. |
@xet7 thank you for your response, i thought the latest tag would update only if a release happend? |
No. Latest is newest git commit at master branch, and it can sometimes be broken, like unstable/devel. Wekan has only one branch, master. It builds every time there is new commit. Commits are here: Releases are when some specific release has numbered release tag, like v5.35. When release tag is added, then new Snap/Sandstorm/Bundle etc versions are built. |
@xet7 oh that is very interesting thank you very much, i will change it :) |
Hi, thank you very much for the advice. I was desperate in the morning, so I tried several methods and the last thing I could think of was to use the old image in version 5.35. This version works. |
Can someone who has applied the fix tell me if it's possible to change the tag from latest to release in the Synology UI? I don't see that tag listed when I download a new image, but I can download version 5.35 specifically. I don't think there's a great way to change versions if I do 5.35 without updating things manually to a new version? |
I don't know how you add or remove docker images in Synology UI, I don't have Synology. With Docker, it's done this way: #3874 (comment) You see newest Wekan version from https://wekan.github.io/ above Download button, currently newest and greatest is Wekan v5.36, it includes all recent fixes. I would think you remove previous wekan-app container and download newest with tag v5.36 |
You should keep your existing wekan-db (mongodb) container, and also have daily backups |
Thank you @xet7 I figured out how to do this so I can run on a stable version all the time now. |
Most, if not all, open-source projects point the latest tag to the latest release. I've never seen this being used in this way. I feel it would be better to conform to that de-facto standard instead of needing to warn people about this. This is probably going to be an issue for many users to come if left unchanged. |
Latest tags do point to latest releases. |
To echo @eriky, typically in open source projects that I've come across, the latest tag is the latest stable release. They then have tags for development/nightly etc where those releases are published to via the CI/CD system. |
I already fixed that at 2021-11-12. When releasing, I push to release tags and latest tags: |
Maybe the README.md should be adjusted then? It still reads:
As I understood the your comment here, the |
…release tag. Thanks to gohrner and xet7 ! Fixes #3874
@xet7 While you did fix the above in README.md, it's still hanging around in https://hub.docker.com/r/wekanteam/wekan |
I updated Docker Hub readme. |
Hi,
wekan doesn't work for us today. I don't know what caused the defect, but I noticed the download of a new image via watchtower. We use docker on our synology nas.
wekan: v5.35
mongo db: 4.4.6
synology docker app: 20.10.3.-0552
Here is a list of logs:
ReferenceError: describe is not defined
at module (server/lib/utils.tests.js:6:1)
at fileEvaluate (packages/modules-runtime.js:336:7)
at Module.require (packages/modules-runtime.js:238:14)
at require (packages/modules-runtime.js:258:21)
at /build/programs/server/app/app.js:27729:1
at /build/programs/server/boot.js:401:38
at Array.forEach ()
at /build/programs/server/boot.js:226:21
at /build/programs/server/boot.js:464:7
at Function.run (/build/programs/server/profile.js:280:14)
at /build/programs/server/boot.js:463:13
Thanks.
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