Updating to 1.9.0

Docs are lacking, I've already run in to some issues:

• Firstly the web UI port doesn't work... had to add --http-port=9999 in to the docker run command to get it to bypass the web UI..

• Then after booting it up and migrating, there were a bunch of issues flagged in the migration about missing fields etc

• Finally, I get in to it, toggle on the new impersonation and get this anyway:

  http.path /v1/users/:userId/impersonator
  http.response.code 500
  level error

  Utopia\Database\Exception\Structure: Invalid document structure: Unknown attribute: "impersonator"
  at /usr/src/code/vendor/utopia-php/database/src/Database/Database.php:6263
  at /usr/src/code/vendor/utopia-php/database/src/Database/Adapter.php:409
  at /usr/src/code/vendor/utopia-php/database/src/Database/Adapter/Pool.php:144
  at /usr/src/code/vendor/utopia-php/pools/src/Pools/Pool.php:230
  ... 9 more

So either the migration didn't work, or the new version is buggy.

and to add - I've always done the migrations in between versions, along the way etc

@Hybes Docs will be updated when this version is officially announced, for now, you can resolve this like so:

docker pull appwrite/appwrite:1.9.0

docker run --rm \
    --volume /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
    --volume "$(pwd)"/appwrite:/usr/src/code/appwrite:rw \
    --entrypoint="upgrade" \
    appwrite/appwrite:1.9.0 --migrate=false

docker exec appwrite migrate

A few things to note:

• To use the web installer, you need to publish the port. It runs in a separate container, so the port needs to be random-ish so it doesn’t conflict with the application containers. You can of course publish on a different port. The docs will use --publish 20080:20080 by default.
• The web installer will always launch unless you pass CLI args, which is why passing --http-port works.
• The installer (web or CLI) can now run migration automatically, you can use the --migrate=true|false parameter. The default is false.
• You’ll see warnings when re-running migration because of the data that was already migrated; these are safe to ignore.

ive seem to accidentaly set 1.8.0 instead of 1.9.0 and now my appwrite has 3 containers restarting and it wont work anymore and due to a unfortunate system error i also dont have a backup am i f`d or is there a way i can recover this?

Best if you shared details including exact commands ran and all the output so we could better understand what happened

Here are the docker logs

I meant what commands you ran to upgrade and the output of all of that (including the migration)

But most of these errors look like something might be wrong with environment variables

to upgrade i used the one from the official docs as for the env ive restored the envs from the backup

Exact details would be preferred. You can't copy and paste the commands and output here?

ill do that in a few minutes

Sorry for taking that long but here is a Zip containing the outputs of me Upgrading appwrite again to 1.8.1 and also the composes output again as i belive that ive pased a old one up there. Is there a specific version that you want me to try and up / downgrade to?

Oh...you're not the original poster ...please create a separate thread and include all your details

I ran what you suggested and it still doesnt work (which was what I did in the first place) -

clearly the tables for this new user impersonation isnt getting put in place still?

the logs are chaos anyway, lots of different issues spat out:

Ahc\Jwt\JWTException: Signing key cannot be empty
at /vendor/adhocore/jwt/src/ValidatesJWT.php:34
at /vendor/adhocore/jwt/src/JWT.php:89
at /vendor/utopia-php/vcs/src/VCS/Adapter/Git/GitHub.php:611
at /vendor/utopia-php/vcs/src/VCS/Adapter/Git/GitHub.php:65

Context:
http.method POST
vcs.github.event.name push
vcs.github.event.signature.valid true
vcs.github.event.repo.name [REDACTED]
vcs.github.event.branch main
vcs.github.event.installation.id [REDACTED]
http.path /v1/vcs/github/events
http.response.code 500

Appwrite\Extend\Exception: Router protection does not allow accessing Appwrite over this domain.
Please add it as custom domain to your project or disable _APP_OPTIONS_ROUTER_PROTECTION environment variable.

Context:
http.method GET|POST|PROPFIND
http.path / | /robots.txt | /sitemap.xml | /v1/metadata | /SDK/webLanguage
http.response.code 401

Appwrite\Extend\Exception: User (role: guests) missing scopes (["health.read"])

Context:
http.method GET
http.path /v1/health
http.response.code 401

Appwrite\Extend\Exception: Route not found. Please ensure the endpoint is configured correctly and that the API route is valid for this SDK version.

Context:
http.method GET
http.path /.env
http.response.code 404

swoole_dispatch: Risky branch: did not find an idle worker, picking random worker [N]

how did you run the migration and what was the output?

i ran it as suggested - via docker exec, i previous to did it with docker compose exec - and i’ll drop the logs below

was this the first time you ran the migrate ocmmand?

please share the full logs

i ended up running it a couple of times