Hello, I had an upgrade get stuck due to a filesystem permission issue. After fixing that and using ./launcher rebuild web_only
(this site has a two-container setup), Discourse and all plugins still showed “Currently Upgrading”. I clicked “Reset Upgrade”, but nothing happened, except that this error was logged in the browser’s console:
docker-manager-app-888922f3ec4fc42543c1916f533f3fecb9af503803eb6b8b59904a2310219d1d.js:33 Uncaught ReferenceError: bootbox is not defined
at n.resetUpgrade (docker-manager-app-888922f3ec4fc42543c1916f533f3fecb9af503803eb6b8b59904a2310219d1d.js:33)
at n.send (docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:2327)
at docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:1423
at a (docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:2934)
at docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:1423
at e.n._run (docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:4194)
at e.n._join (docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:4193)
at e.n.join (docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:4159)
at f (docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:3009)
at e.t.handler (docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:1422)
resetUpgrade @ docker-manager-app-888922f3ec4fc42543c1916f533f3fecb9af503803eb6b8b59904a2310219d1d.js:33
send @ docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:2327
(anonymous) @ docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:1423
a @ docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:2934
(anonymous) @ docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:1423
n._run @ docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:4194
n._join @ docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:4193
n.join @ docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:4159
f @ docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:3009
t.handler @ docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:1422
(anonymous) @ docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:2646
dispatch @ docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:658
v.handle @ docker-manager-vendor-91af87077979e715f4d5034ea05c612f734c3aece05878051e901d07e84878ee.js:653
I worked around this by removing the upgrade:
keys from Redis:
…but I thought I should report the “Reset Upgrade” button issue. It seems very similar to an older (locked) topic: