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Is there a nextcloud version you can safely revert to in order to convert your database, then jump back to latest? I also picked a terrible time to finally switch to postgres unfortunately.
@Investigamer Anything <29. But you can't downgrade so it would have to be using a database snapshot from prior to upgrading to v29.
Context: This command was disabled very recently (in 29.0.1). So alternatively, If you can wait another maintenance release cycle or two (maintenance releases are published at least monthly), things should be back to normal and you'd be able to do the conversion without making other changes or reverting to an old backup.
Whatever you do, don't try doing it with 29.0.0. This command was disabled intentionally for the 29.0.1 release to prevent people inadvertently stumbling onto a data loss regression in this command that arose from some other v29 specific db change work.
Thanks for the responses fellas. Just saw a new Nextcloud maintenance version has gone out, does anyone know if this was fixed in 29.0.3? Scouring the changelog, see some mention of changes with occ but nothing specific to this issue at first glance.
EDIT: Not resolved, currently marked for maintenance release 29.0.4, you can follow current progress here.
You might wanna keep this thread open till they resolve this issue so people can track the progress, if not feel free to lock it. Kinda weird they let this go 2 more maintenance releases without a resolution, its a major inconvenience 😅
Reacted by johnny2678, stefan, Jayme Rodrigues Teixeira da Silva and Houssem Ben Mabrouk
For anyone wondering if you can backup your instance and spin up an instance of v30.0.0-beta4, no the command is still disabled as of beta 4. Things are happening at least.
This issue has now been marked with milestone 31 on the issue tracker... welp fellas, I think at this point I'm just going to build a fresh nextcloud installation 😅
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github-actions commentedon Jun 6, 2024
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j0nnymoe commentedon Jun 6, 2024
That seems more like something nextcloud disabled rather than anything to do with us.
Investigamer commentedon Jun 13, 2024
Is there a nextcloud version you can safely revert to in order to convert your database, then jump back to latest? I also picked a terrible time to finally switch to postgres unfortunately.
joshtrichards commentedon Jun 17, 2024
@Investigamer Anything <29. But you can't downgrade so it would have to be using a database snapshot from prior to upgrading to v29.
Context: This command was disabled very recently (in 29.0.1). So alternatively, If you can wait another maintenance release cycle or two (maintenance releases are published at least monthly), things should be back to normal and you'd be able to do the conversion without making other changes or reverting to an old backup.
Whatever you do, don't try doing it with 29.0.0. This command was disabled intentionally for the 29.0.1 release to prevent people inadvertently stumbling onto a data loss regression in this command that arose from some other v29 specific db change work.
johnny2678 commentedon Jun 22, 2024
wow, bad timing.
Need to save off my
occcommand so I don't have to spend 15 minutes constructing it next time 😂stefan-cir commentedon Jun 23, 2024
thank you for the replies guys! I guess i can close the issue now that we have a solution to this?
Investigamer commentedon Jun 27, 2024
Thanks for the responses fellas. Just saw a new Nextcloud maintenance version has gone out, does anyone know if this was fixed in 29.0.3? Scouring the changelog, see some mention of changes with occ but nothing specific to this issue at first glance.
EDIT: Not resolved, currently marked for maintenance release
29.0.4, you can follow current progress here.You might wanna keep this thread open till they resolve this issue so people can track the progress, if not feel free to lock it. Kinda weird they let this go 2 more maintenance releases without a resolution, its a major inconvenience 😅
CorneliousJD commentedon Jul 25, 2024
Still not resolved in 29.0.4 sadly...
johnny2678 commentedon Jul 25, 2024
Thanks for letting us know
nate-moo commentedon Aug 4, 2024
Based on this PR, it looks like its being slated for v30
nextcloud/server#46931
joshtrichards commentedon Aug 5, 2024
It'll be backported to all applicable non-EoL majors once merged; it's a bug fix. i.e. the nearest maintenance release for v29 will get it too.
Investigamer commentedon Aug 8, 2024
For anyone wondering if you can backup your instance and spin up an instance of v30.0.0-beta4, no the command is still disabled as of beta 4. Things are happening at least.
joshtrichards commentedon Aug 8, 2024
If you're in a position to test, see here:
nextcloud/server#45257 (comment)
Investigamer commentedon Sep 4, 2024
Unfortunately I'm not in a position to test, but just to update everyone this likely won't be fixed till at least 29.0.7 based on current milestones.
Meowcat285 commentedon Sep 17, 2024
Sadly still not fixed on 29.0.7
Investigamer commentedon Sep 17, 2024
This issue has now been marked with milestone 31 on the issue tracker... welp fellas, I think at this point I'm just going to build a fresh nextcloud installation 😅
drizuid commentedon Oct 4, 2024
im going to go ahead and close this as it is very much out of scope for us. I wish you all luck in getting what you need from nextcloud.