Closed marjaimate closed 7 years ago
Do you have a public repo where this is happening?
@lrascao no, it's a private repo and I can't share it unfortunately... but it's fairly simple OTP app, using webmachine as its main dependency.
any chance of narrowing the problem down to a simple release that you could share?
I've experimented with the various order of using 'release', 'tar' and 'upgrade' and managed to get it working. I'll dig up the exact order that it worked for me.
Note: there was/is an underlying issue as well, with a dependency's config that only manifested on relups. I think after I got that resolved, this was fixed as well. I'll double check next week to confirm.
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any chance of narrowing the problem down to a simple release that you could share?
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I think we can close this. The upgrade works, when I'm running the rebar3 command in the order of:
$ rebar3 as prod release tar relup -u 'SOME_VERSION'
One of my dependencies (webmachine) is not behaving well on upgrade, but that's not relevant for this. I think this issue can be closed.
Hi there,
I've bumped into an issue described here in rebar3. I've been using relflow, with rebar3 and it works for the first upgrade running:
But the next upgrade - going from 2 to 3 - gives me "relup not found" error:
Could you give me some pointers on what I'm doing wrong here?
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