[Bug]: instance was upgraded to 28.0.6 -- now offers 29.0.1 but fails to upgrade about server

[skjnldsv]

Hmmm, the updater config looks alright 🤔
https://github.com/nextcloud-releases/updater_server/blob/ce0a029e03784eee47fc53b1cf3342d421dd5825/config/config.php#L111-L142

[skjnldsv]

Upgrading right now, let's see... ⌛

[skjnldsv]

Can't reproduce, being on 29.0.1 doesn't give me any new update.

Nextcloud Updater - version: v29.0.0-1-g9293bcb dirty

Current version is 29.0.1.
No update available.
Nothing to do.

[cmigliorini]

I was perhaps not clear.

• I am on 28.0.6
• I'm proposed to upgrade to 29.0.1
• when I click on "Open Updater', I immediately get the following screen

• when I click on "Continue update", I'm sent back to home screen.

So it's 28.0.6 issue (which was not officially available in GitHub at the time it was suggested then installed by the updated)

Suggest reopening (I'm willing to provide more details)

[cmigliorini]

Alternatively, this might be considered an issue with 28.0.5 which updated to 28.0.6 although this version does not seem to be generally available (this is a screenshot taken a minute ago on the Nextcloud page)

[creopard]

@cmigliorini I just went the same upgrade path as you did: from 28.0.5 -> 28.0.6 -> 29.0.1
and it worked flawlessly.

However, I'm not on PHP 8.1 as in your setup, but on PHP 8.3. And instead on PostgreSQL, I'm on MariaDB.

* when I click on "Continue update", I'm sent back to home screen.

When I click on "Continue update", I'm greeted with the expected update screen and the installation finishes successfully:

[cmigliorini]

did not realize PHP 8.1 was deprecated.. Tried 8.2 then 8.3 with no luck. Guess damage was done before -- unless it's Postgres... Don't want to go that route though. I'm not totally opposed to a manual upgrade but concerned it might fail as long as I don't understand what's really happening