Closed dantnad closed 4 months ago
can't reproduce:
$ make; md5 etc/client.yml
...
MD5 (etc/client.yml) = 023d751574efae3b60d730203dee2d56
$ make update; md5 etc/client.yml
...
MD5 (etc/client.yml) = 023d751574efae3b60d730203dee2d56
@dantnad can you give more debug?
I just tried again and this time it didn't happen, I went through my history to see the commands but probably the only thing I can think about is that I mistakenly did a make start before a make update(?) I guess, can't really remember but that's all I got 🤕 I'll leave the screenshot in case you might see something but yeah, I did the make update again and this time the file didn't get changed.
Feel free to close this issue if there's nothing, if I ever encounter this again I'll try posting more details. All I know is the first make update was the one that caused the issue, the second one was just me trying to fix it trying to revert the client configuration but in the end I opted to just delete it and re-install it from scratch.
in history on your screenshot I see command "make cleanEtcStorage" it's command delete "storage" and generated config (dir "etc")
also, I was able to reproduce:
make stop
docker container prune
make start
Have you read a contributing guide?
Current Behavior
When you run
make update
to update the docker images, after the update runs the client.yml gets rewritten and is no longer compatible with the client apps. If you're logged Anytype is stuck in "preparing"If you try logging out and using the seed phrase to log back in using the newly generated client.yml file it fails saying that the network id does not match.
Expected Behavior
make update should update the docker images but allow the existing client.yml configuration to continue working without changing the network configuration.
Steps To Reproduce
make update
while logged in and with an existing databaseEnvironment
Anything else?
No response