abra app upgrade -f reports "no published release discovered" #444
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I have a matrix-synapse install which is on the latest catalogue version. I've just upgraded it. While reading coop-cloud/organising#440 I wanted to try
upgrade -f
to see what it does. It reports:I can confirm that I have the latest catalogue locally and the recipe is up-to-date. So, I am not sure what's going on? I was hoping that it would have the same functionality as
deploy -f
which does work.I've seen this too, also unsure of cause.
Also happening to me even on a fresh deploy.
-d
output.coop-cloud/abra#329 coming down the tubes...
@3wordchant coop-cloud/organising#444 (comment) seems to be an unrelated issue to do with
deploy
logic. From the error message, it seems thatabra
had figured outchoosing 3.5.0+v1.81.0 as version to deploy
from the catalogue but then foundread 1.0.1+1.48.0, 1.1.0+v1.51.0, 1.2.0+v1.52.0, 1.3.0+v1.55.2, 2.0.0+v1.58.1, 2.1.0+v1.62.0, 2.2.0+v1.68.0, 2.3.0+v1.71.0, 2.4. 0+v1.72.0, 2.5.0+v1.73.0, 2.6.0+v1.74.0, 3.0.0+v1.74.0, 3.1.0+v1.76.0, 3.2.0+v1.77.0, 3.3.0+v1.78.0
from the recipe.It's definitely there:
I can confirm the code of
EnsureVersion
detects them all:Any ideas why
abra
couldn't read those tags? Putting some bogus version in the catalogue and then trying to run the commands, I can reproduce the error. So, it just seems the catalogue is out of sync somehow with the local recipe repository? I changed the error message to be more helpful for next time, if we can't get an answer to this now (9f478dac1d/pkg/recipe/recipe.go (L320)
).Ah, let's focus on that issue on coop-cloud/organising#414.