Version 4.7.7 is still tagged as latest, instead of 4.8.0, making the updater not work

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Version 4.7.7 is still tagged as latest, instead of 4.8.0, making the updater not work #774

Closed javiercastrode closed 1 month ago

javiercastrode commented 1 month ago

LinkStack version

4.8.0

Description

Version 4.7.7 is still tagged as latest, instead of 4.8.0, making the updater not work as it just updates to 4.7.7. It also makes the instance have a permanent notification asking the admin to update iit.

Details about your system

GitHub Any system

How to reproduce

To see that 4.7.7 is still tagged as latest: check the GitHub releases page
To see the updater not working: try to update and check that it is still asking to update as well as the version remaining on 4.7.7

Possible Solution

Change the tag

Additional Context

No response

JulianPrieber commented 1 month ago

The updater works independent of the tags on GitHub

javiercastrode commented 1 month ago

Well, what I thought I saw was that it recognised that it has to update from 4.7.7 to 4.8.0 but it tried to download the new version from https://github.com/LinkStackOrg/LinkStack/releases/download/latest/update.zip or something similar, making it download the 4.7.7 release. What I definitely could assure you is that when the updater finished it was still in 4.7.7, having tried it a couple of times. However, now that 4.8.0 is marked as latest, the updater is still upgrading to 4.7.7 again, so the issue now appears to be something else. I will investigate further later and give an update.

javiercastrode commented 1 month ago

I kept seeing the same behaviour, so I updated manually, which resulted in Laravel error "could not find driver: PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON;". After searching, it appeared to be solved by installing php-sqlite3 in its correct version (I had php-sqlite3 but not php8.2-sqlite3, the version appearing on the Laravel error page). After doing that, it worked, but it displayed a home page instead of my user, didn't recognize the login credentials and couldn't recover my password. Therefore, I reverted to the backup and tried the automatic updater again, successfully update. After all, it appears to have been a question of updating dependencies. Will clear this up on a PR to documentation.