Running openluup v20.5.6 and altui v2.49.2546. Vera3 on the backend. For awhile now whenever I launch the app I get the popup stating a newer version (2549) is available. But after clicking yes the upgrade doesn’t happen. This is from the log:
Same error appears if I try and upgrade from the plugins page.
I looked on github directly and I don’t see any releases past 2545. Maybe that’s the issue but I can’t say for sure. From the evolutions page I get a 404 error if I click “See in github” for both V2546 and V2549. Same issue I expect
Sometime @amg0 doesn’t tag a new release. If you simply update from the master branch, you will get the latest. Type master into the Update box on either the AltUI or openLuup Plugins page and click the button.
Sorry for being unclear. I appreciate you hanging on with me. I am attempting to update via the More > Plugins page. When I typed ‘master’ into the Update field for Alternate UI plugin as you suggested, and then clicked the update button right next to it, I observed the error described above. Same as when I tried to update via the popup message when opening a browser window to openLuup (which displays ALTUI). My other comment was that I then observed the same error when I tried to update openLuup using ‘development’ (which has worked in the past), indicating to me that the issue is probably not with ALTUI or github at all, maybe it’s something local that snuck in over that last year or so.
I don’t feel that I ‘need’ to update ALTUI. Everything is working great. Very great. But I would love for that popup to go away. Plus some nagging need to ‘try’ to keep up to date. However, there does appear to be a new underlying issue given my lack of success and the errors I see.
So that was it? I’m unclear why maybe installing an already installed app via the App Store is better or different than upgrading the same via the plugins page. Is there something I don’t know? But I’ll give it a go. --After I backup my containers and volumes. --After I untangle all these christmas lights!! Gaah!
That, at least, is easy to explain. The information required to update an app is stored in the user_data.json file, used by openLuup to save all its configuration. If, for some reason (and it is possible), this data is corrupted, then it can be rewritten by downloading it from the store.
Did this, in fact, fix your problem?
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