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Nextcloud removed from `stable` train without notice #18562

Closed jtmusson closed 6 months ago

jtmusson commented 6 months ago

App Name

nextcloud

Operating System

TrueNAS SCALE 23.10.1

App Version

28.0.2

Application Events

N/A

Application Logs

N/A

Application Configuration

N/A

Describe the bug

nextcloud app has disappeared from the stable train and now only appears in enterprise.

Users who have installed via the stable train now find themselves stuck. There was no notice or advice given about this change.

To Reproduce

  1. Previously installed nextcloud on the stable train
  2. Do nothing and follow all advice
  3. Find that the stable train has been discontinued

Expected Behavior

Expected that any migration would have been done with due notice and advice for how to migrate to enterprise train.

Screenshots

N/A

Additional Context

I would like to know what advice there is for users who are using nextcloud on the stable train.

I've read and agree with the following

jtmusson commented 6 months ago

Appears that this commit is responsible: https://github.com/truecharts/charts/commit/a813793ea56e39339c5a2973747e8f7274d1783e

kqmaverick commented 6 months ago

Very easy fix is available on Discord and Website. This is not a bug. Recommend close.

jtmusson commented 6 months ago

Thank you for the link @kqmaverick - agree that the fix is easy. May I suggest an improvement would have been to give notice on the stable pages and provide that link, rather than just unceremoniously renaming everything.

kqmaverick commented 6 months ago

No chart pages are auto generated and once moved they go to the new train location. Basic research is required/expected. It was in news and announcements.

jtmusson commented 6 months ago

There's no need to be rude. I searched on GitHub and on the website and found 1) that the stable version had disappeared, 2) the enterprise version had replaced it.

Thankfully there is a responsive and diligent community here.

PrivatePuffin commented 6 months ago

The article on the website was literally posted all over the place btw:

Staff wasnt trying to berude, but reading at least one of the announcement/news sources definately is minimally expected before blindly filing a passive agressive bugreport.

About something that isnt even a bug, hence essentially abusing the github bugform.

jtmusson commented 6 months ago

Thanks - genuinely not intended to be passive aggressive and certainly not abuse the GitHub bugform, didn't know where else to turn for help. I've learned my lesson.

I've now joined the Discord server and subscribed to the RSS feed for the News page. So next time I'll know.