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Weird problem installing using occ market:install #486
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Can you reliably reproduce this issue ? |
@patrickjahns I think yes, e.g. using tarball 10.2 EE complete tarball and |
Reproduced continuously, now with activity app. So no matter which app is the one to be updated |
I can reproduce this as well. @davitol |
Running into strange issues as well when testing the 0.5 RC app in the docker container
Initial problem related to fetching old javascript might be because of Which leads to https://github.com/owncloud/core/blob/master/lib/private/legacy/template/functions.php#L54-L62 and respective https://github.com/owncloud/core/blob/master/lib/private/legacy/util.php#L522 In the container context - the resources should not be loaded from:
It seems that owncloud would map it accordingly, if the path couldn't be found in the first route. But leads to weird other parts. Wasn't able to dig deeper into yet |
@davitol the behavior is correct unless The only issue I see here is
but it's unrelated to market. |
APCU not enabled Config report here: |
Not a bug. see above.
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So maybe best solution is to open a new ticket in core for tracking this stuff and close this one |
New ticket owncloud/core#35640 |
When you install enterprise tarball using the CLI (occ market:install), the new version of market app is installing under apps-external folder which folder is the writable one in the config.php and the old version is still remaining under apps folder.
After the installation the ownCloud instance is somehow loading old app's js file. If you remove the old app from apps folder, the problem is solved. We need tp nvestigate the behavior of occ market:install' command.
Tested with tarball 10.2 EE complete and spotted here #468 (comment)
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