The discussion is about an Error after updating a Discourse forum. FuraXx_Tv encountered errors after updating and received a deprecated warning. EricGT clarified that it was not an error but a deprecated warning and suggested that the issue might be related to the Discourse development team.
However, FuraXx_Tv posted another image showing an actual error, which EricGT acknowledged. EricGT suggested rebuilding the app or running Discourse doctor, but FuraXx_Tv had already tried these steps without success.
EricGT then suggested that the issue might be related to bad plugins and recommended editing app.yml to remove them. FuraXx_Tv suspected that the ProCourse plugin was the cause of the issue. EricGT proposed an idea for a launcher feature to skip plugins or try again without them if it fails.
Bcat joined the discussion, sharing a similar experience with the same error after updating and installing the ProCourse plugin.
can someone enlighten me?
how modify this command: cd /var/www/discourse && su discourse -c 'bundle install --deployment --retry 3 --jobs 4 --verbose --without test development' ?
thanks a lot for your help
That is not an error it is a deprecated warning. Also IMHO it would be the purview of the Discourse development team. It is wise that you are thoroughly reading the output but the sky is not falling.
Sorry if I seem obtuse. Just trying to help but you have the knowledge about what you did and on this side it is a nebulous cloud; lots of details missing that are needed.
In helping you, I came to an really nice to have feature which would be an option for launcher to either accept a parameter to skip all plugins, or if it fails then try again with no plugins and leave a message noting the plugins not installed. Obviously this can be thought about more and made better but the idea is there.
Have you overcome it? I had the same problem when updating the new version!
I also have this utility installed, after relaunching but still having errors.