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NC 29 support #282

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agru opened this issue Jul 7, 2024 · 12 comments
Open

NC 29 support #282

agru opened this issue Jul 7, 2024 · 12 comments

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@agru
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agru commented Jul 7, 2024

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Our Nextcloud server is currently running version 28.x and as we would like to upgrade to version 29.x it would be great for this add on to support NC 29.

Describe the solution you'd like
Official support for Nextcloud version 29.x

@1758w
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1758w commented Jul 26, 2024

Same for us.
Would be really great.

Thx for answer/feedback!

@dancesWithCycles
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Me too. ;-)

@hermann-san
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meanwhile you may consider ignoring the warning and still use it with NC29 anyways. Apparently it seems to work.
#264 (comment)

@hermann-san
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hermann-san commented Jul 28, 2024

a Beta for NC30 is already out. Maybe it makes sense to continue with NC30 support/testing

@ThibautPlg
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This is in the works, ready to be merged
#285

@ahcm
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ahcm commented Sep 15, 2024

Ignoring the warning and installing anyways can cause a problem because of incompatible symfony versions, breaking occ completly.
In that case move the apps/bbb e.g. to apps/bbb.bak. Then occ app:disable bbb and move it back.

@All0ne
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All0ne commented Sep 15, 2024

Ignoring the warning and installing anyways can cause a problem because of incompatible symfony versions, breaking occ completly. In that case move the apps/bbb e.g. to apps/bbb.bak. Then occ app:disable bbb and move it back.

yeah nextcloud upgrade crashed hard...
PHP Fatal error: Declaration of Stecman\Component\Symfony\Console\BashCompletion\CompletionCommand::getNativeDefinition() must be compatible with Symfony\Component\Console\Command\Command::getNativeDefinition(): Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputDefinition in /var/www/nextcloud/3rdparty/stecman/symfony-console-completion/src/CompletionCommand.php on line 46

cost me the last 2 hours and a lot of sweat and tears....

btw. how to disable bbb if occ not works:

mysql -u root -p
USE nextcloud;
UPDATE oc_appconfig SET configvalue = 'no' WHERE appid = 'bbb' AND configkey = 'enabled';
EXIT;

@ThibautPlg
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ThibautPlg commented Sep 16, 2024

The 2.7.0 release has a problem (see #287 ). Until the next release, we unfortunately have to downgrade. This is not due to the manual version override, as it also breaks nc28.
EDIT: uploaded a patched version. See the linked issue for a how-to
EDIT2: New fixed version has been released

@Fuseteam
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wait so is this supported on nextcloud 29 now?

@ThibautPlg
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I'm not sure why the latest release didn't include the version bump. It should works if you force it on your NC server side.
However, we're about to "close the deal" regarding our team finally taking over the app and being able to compile and release by ourselves. So expect a smoother release cycle in the near future.

@All0ne
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All0ne commented Oct 14, 2024

wait so is this supported on nextcloud 29 now?

hmm looks like.
I have bbb-plugin 2.7.2 running under nextcloud 29.0.8 enterprise. Unfortunately I have closed my internal ticket without comment and I don't remember if it just worked like that or if I had fixed something somewhere. 😅

@MarcelCoding
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Has anyone tested 2.7.2 with v30? Is it safe to upgrade? In the metadata, the version is still on v28, but I've been running it successfully on v29 since a long time.

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