APP_VERSION - Dev Mode
A quick question, any way for me to be able to know which APP_VERSION am i running? Is there a tag on the database or something that I can use?
I lost my git history due a mistake 😬 .
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In local setup, you can check in database which version is currently running with query
SELECT version FROM core.workspace; but if you want to check which exactly commit is last in local setup, only git history can show itThanks bob, I am doing this in an effort to workout how to upgrade to the latest version step by step.
Thanks again!!
Oh well
🤔
I am running twenty fully local with the pg and redis containers and the server/front running via NX.
Sorry about that, this command works with 1-click docker setup only then, thought it works also in local setup but apparently not
@prastoin could you help please? 😅
Hey there
In local setup APP_VERSION is not defined you will need to define it manually in your twenty-server
.env
Please see https://discord.com/channels/1130383047699738754/1372831640920789032/1372833279610196039
As a self host requiring a fork I would highly recommend basing my fork on official self host released version git tags
And set the APP_VERSION accordinglyI was thinking if there would be any way to deduce which version is currently running in local setup by checking which columns in SQL tables are available in worst case scenario where git history is lost 🤔
But then, someone would have to know which columns or tables were changed in specific version
I would rather recommend make based commit hash matching/comparison with repo git history as being the most reliable imo