What is current stable release?

[willendure]

@pichalite said:

@willendure what's the out put of these...?

git rev-parse HEAD

da78e4f02b080388d7efe75f84f9621f8cd053cb

npm ls nodebb-theme-persona

[email protected] /home/rupert/sc/github/nodebb/NodeBB
└── (empty)

[willendure]

My problem looks to be the same as:

Server crashes when viewing posts

I rolled back to mongo 3.0.8 and that seems to have fixed it for now.

NodeBB Community (community.nodebb.org)

Which was cured by using Mongo 3.0.8, so I will try that.

[willendure]

To close this off, I pulled the latest from GitHub and tried it with the latest release of redis that is available on Docker Hub (3.0.8?). That combination seem to get on just fine.

[qxl1231]

0.9.2 is stable ,im used for 3mouths

[pichalite]

@qxl1231 0.9.3 is latest stable

[qxl1231]

@pichalite i know, but is not fitable, for example ,theme meterial,and a lot of plugins

[pichalite]

@qxl1231 theme material has been updated long time ago. what makes you think otherwise?

[twig]

The tag "v0.9.3" points to an unstable release of v0.9.3.

git clone https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB.git
cd NodeBB
git checkout v0.9.3

results in a commit hash da78e4f... one revision before this issue was fixed.

I had to

git reset --hard 6486197623f8f32ab354503ca40ab6e8e3e4551e

on a fresh checkout to get the same stable "v0.9.3" hash , I got on another machine by first checking out v0.9.2 and then upgrading to v0.9.3.

No issues with Mongo 3.2.1 with this "v0.9.3" revision.

[pichalite]

@twig using git checkout v0.9.x will give you the latest stable release (instead of specifying v0.9.3)

[codecowboy]

Just resurrecting this for a current update. If I am moving from 0.9.x what version do people recommend? This is for a live forum i.e a production environment.

[yariplus]

v1.x.x is the current stable branch.

[torn2]

Any idea when 1.1 will be ready?

[Jenkler]

I guess next version is 1.0.4

[torn2]

@Jenkler said in What is current stable release?:

I guess next version is 1.0.4

No, they have it up to 1.0.9 I believe. Version 1.1 is next.

[Jenkler]

ok, good to know

[AOKP]

It is 1.1.0.

[pichalite]

@torn2 1.1.0 is after 1.0.3. There are no other versions in between.

[julian]

Correct, the versioning is based on the changes within, and are not strictly sequential.

e.g. v1.0.3 -> v1.1.0

but this can also happen: v1.1.9 -> v1.1.10

That said, as of today, the latest stable version is v1.1.0

[Jenkler]

weee, scary! Who wants to go first

[pichalite]

@Jenkler upgraded my instance.... no issues