Latest pull breaks NodeBB, packages are out-of-date?

ferik

npm i [email protected]

Actually for me it install 3.0.1 but it still complains:
[outdated] nodebb-theme-lavender installed v.3.0.0, package .json requires 3.0.1

As a result I am dead in the water with an upgraded db schema but can't run nodebb

julian

@pichalite Not sure if it's some npm cache issue... does this still happen on latest master? It should install 3.0.2 of lavender

pichalite

@julian will verify and let you know

ferik

in my case, it is 3.0.2 that is pulled but ./nodebb doesn't seem to see that

pichalite

@julian no issue setting up and starting NodeBB using latest master

Mikael Jenkler

Still get this on:

commit d4abd87112b6090fc5337d71e1b53c015e52e057
Author: Julian Lam [email protected]
Date: Sat Nov 28 21:40:20 2015 -0500

Using v0.9.x branch

[outdated] nodebb-theme-lavender installed v3.0.0, package.json requires 3.0.1
3/12 07:44 [3875] - warn: One or more of NodeBB's dependent packages are out-of-date. Please run the following command to update them:
3/12 07:44 [3875] - warn: ./nodebb upgrade
[cluster] Child Process (3875) has exited (code: 0, signal: null)

Workaround: npm i [email protected] <-- this works for me too

wellenreiter

Different problem:
After upgrading from v0.9.0 to 0.9.1 the packages 'redis' and 'connect-redis' where not found.
I had to re-install them manually

Running './nodebb upgrade' always produced the same problem again

Ryan Oliver

@wellenreiter I had to reinstall npm before I could run nodebb upgrade after running a pull

julian

@wellenreiter Now that's weird... no reason why those packages should be deleted from node_modules/ unless you're emptying the directory yourself every time you upgrade.

wellenreiter

Even running ./nodebb upgrade on a working 0.9.1 installation produces the problem

It happened on my sandbox as well as on the production system.

Well, the upgrade is done, and there is no reason for me to worry about it. I just wanted to mention it, in case it's others had the same problem and to enable the developers to investigate, if needed