My .blueprint extensions cant install because of no support yet
in the text file are the errors can i downgrade blueprint??
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Are you running Blueprint in Docker?
18:03:18 FATAL: System locale encoding is not UTF-8, artisan commands cannot be generated.This was fixed in the latest version; if so, just delete the volume and pull the new image.
it looks like SimpleFavicons is made for a super old and unsupported version of blueprint, additionally it seems like it may be a broken addon since it is pointing to non-existent files
no my other things worked
i just want to downgrade blueprint

I wouldn't recommend downgrading since it will be more buggy and more than likely your other addons won't support the version it is made for
dont care i just need to downgrade
Answering this is relevant to downgrading as well.
idk i am not to much in it
it always worked before the new blueprint update
i had to install my panel new and suddenly it broke
just want to downgrade :heaviersob:
yes
It should work on the new version after you update; the locale error is what's actually stopping things from installing: https://discord.com/channels/1063548024825057451/1136989834007826494/1385009043931926530
I just tested downgrading with
blueprint -upgrade --remote (target), and it doesn't succeed. Updating looks like your only real option, unless you have backups.
I did include a tutorial on backups if you want to be able to rollback next time.thanks but ive also now figured it out ive downgraded to beta-2024-07 and my locale ran on C but on on UTF-8
its solved now thanks!
Would you mind sharing what method you used in case others look in this thread for answers?
first ive done
then ive edited
sudo nano /etc/default/locale
to
then
then do localeand you should see
LANG=en_US.UTF-8
LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8In the Docker image?
the newest i thing i just did
and then did this
how do i even get my docker image
You exec into the container to run commands in it, and you can view which one you're using inside the compose file, at
/srv/pterodactyl typically. By default, the blueprint command is an alias for docker compose -f /srv/pterodactyl/docker-compose.yml exec panel blueprintIt looks like you're not using Blueprint in Docker. You're running the panel and Blueprint on your host OS.
Then im sorry for the confusion i didnt know i dont run it in a docker container
No worries