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Keystone 5 and beyond #21
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Hi, I'm currently building an app using keystone 5 and I just notice this, will there be migration path from keystone 5 to keystone 6 (next)? What are the things I should tread carefully when building my app with keystone 5 so that it will ease the upgrade to keystone next? |
@yogex I think it will be documented here: https://next.keystonejs.com/guides/keystone-5-vs-keystone-next |
We're almost at the end of the year and v6 is not even released. The 6-12 months period mentioned above has already passed then. Looking at this + the missing features in v6 compared to v5, it will take at least a year more until v6 can become a replacement, which means 2023. Having that said, we should expect bug fixes and minor adjustments to v5 until at least 2023, right? If not, please clarify. We are starting a new project and we need to know if there will be support until v6 becomes for real an alternative to v5 in terms of features and, of course, to be stable too. |
Hi @zmirc, Keystone 6 has been undergoing continuous development since this issue was posted and we are about to enter a general availability mode for Keystone 6. The end of the maintenance period for Keystone 5 is drawing near, we are looking to archive this repository soon after the GA release of Keystone 6. Before this happens, a maintenance release will be released to resolve a few dependency problems and update packages to resolve bug fixes and any related security issues. For ongoing community support around the status of Keystone 6 in general please visit our Slack. |
Thanks for the reply, bladey! As a comment, every software/IT professional knows that it's at least 1 year until a major release becomes reliable enough for production usage. GA != production ready, it's only marketing. What you're saying is that the moment 6 is released, 5 will be archived, though 6 will not be production ready for at least a year. That leaves us with a 1 year gap of production ready maintenance. There are plenty of issues in 5 too. Everyone would benefit a lot to get 5 maintained and fixed until 6 is prod ready for real, not only by the marketing team. Let's not forget that this piece of software is aimed towards other IT professionals, which means we can't touch 6 until it becomes trustworthy regardless of the marketing speech. So how is it going to be? Will KeystoneJS take this into consideration and do something about it or are we going to get the marketing speech? Kind regards |
If you're using MongoDB, you're left out. I use Keystone in tandem with MongoDB. "Batteries included. No limitations." - I see a huge limitation by dropping MongoDB support :) |
Hello Everyone, I am working with a client who has an node.js application made with keystore.js, his app stopped a while ago that's what he told me and the error it's showing is related to mongoDB driver related to keystore.js that the previous developer he hired used. Can anyone guide me, what's going on with this? Like the version is updated by mongodb is not working with this anymore. |
I have updated the versions in the project but it's still not working for, can anyone let me know? |
Thank you sir, I have decided to make a dedicated cluster on version 5 now. |
You're welcome. I'd say that's the easiest fix, for now. I'm looking at a custom approach using Fastify, GraphQL, and AdminJS. Less friction. |
Well his website is purely based on this, version 4 of keystone. Honestly i have never worked on keystone so it's my first time working with it. So i just connected it with a version 5 mongodb for now, since digital ocean won't change it's database version. |
Can you tell me how did you got the connection string for that version, i'm trying over and over again. It connected to my local version but not the one on digital ocean, both are using version 5 |
Mine is like this: Make sure you use the public IP of the DB server. |
Do i need to update my mongodb and mongoose as well? |
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Just use the latest Keystone 4. "keystone": "^4.2.1", |
I am running the same version, i tested with my local mongodb 5 on docker it worked but when i am using the digital ocean one it doesnt |
Then there's something with the security on the DB server. |
So i deleted the managed mongodb and set one manually on a droplet, however i need to setup tls and ssl on it, can you help me out with it, thanks. |
@ahsantahseen - I really cannot. |
I got it sorted out, thanks for all your help @dragosstancu |
@ahsantahseen - that's great! You're welcome. |
Keystone 5 has officially moved into active maintenance mode as we push towards the next major new version of KeystoneJS.
What's next?
When Keystone 5 was announced in 2018, it was a great leap forward for the project from a back-end Node.js CMS platform built with MongoDB, to a modern platform with first class support for GraphQL, PostgreSQL, and more.
Keystone Next is a preview of the next major release of KeystoneJS, the most powerful headless content management system around. We've substantially rewritten the CLI, Schema config, and Admin UI to make them more powerful and easier to use than ever before.
In the last six months, we built around the existing stable core of Keystone 5's packages to test the changes we wanted to make and validate our ideas. We're now happy with what we've built, and over the course of this year, Keystone Next will become Keystone 6.
There is a lot to do, and with a larger than ever team at Thinkmill working on it, we're excited to show you what we're planning and get it shipped!
You can learn more about the next version, which is now in preview.
What happens to Keystone 5?
The Keystone 5 codebase is now in active maintenance mode and now lives at keystonejs/keystone-5.
What does maintenance mode entail?
Thank you for your continued support as we push towards this next major new version of KeystoneJS!
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