Taiga Stable Upgrade Version

[jonathan....@gmail.com]

So this might be the wrong place to ask this, and if so please feel free to redirect me. My group uses Taiga for our sprint management and we are looking to upgrade to the latest stable version that is available. When I attempt to follow the default process it says 'already at the latest stable version' in the console. However when I run the query to check the tag on the project it comes back and says 1.10.0 as the version that we are on. 

This seems... potentially wrong... to me. Given that it looks like Taiga is up to version 3.x now, is it really true that the last stable version of Taiga was 1.10, two major revisions back? If this is not correct, could someone tell me the proper means of being able to upgrade the code base to the current stable version? Or could we get an ETA on when the next stable version will get flagged for download using the default process? Any assistance that you all can provide would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

[cirko...@gmail.com]

1.10 is probably not the Taiga version number, but Django's one

[Alejandro Alonso]

Hello Jonathan,

 

However when I run the query to check the tag on the project it comes back and says 1.10.0 as the version that we are on. 

What query are you using exactly to check the tag on the project?.

Regards,

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[jonathan....@gmail.com]

Alejandro,

I had some trouble attempting to locate exactly WHERE the version for Taiga installed was located. To my knowledge I couldn't find an about page on Taiga (would be helpful for end users ;) ) that talked about this. So after googling around I found another posting made a while back about this exact question in this group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/taigaio/NHhg5qPyJ64 I followed the steps layed out in there.

[jonathan....@gmail.com]

If the above is not the correct way to locate the version, what is the right way to locate this version number for Taiga?

[Alejandro Alonso]

That's the right way:

cd ../taiga-back
git describe --tags

 

cd ../taiga-front
git describe --tags

What's the output for those commands?. If you are in the last stable releases it should be something like 3.1...

Regards,

 

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[jonathan....@gmail.com]

Alejandro,

Output is as follows. Just executed now to triple check:

[taiga@xxx taiga-back]$ git describe --tags
1.10.0-3-g5899a63

[taiga@xxx taiga-front-dist]$ git describe --tags
1.10.0-stable-1-gf55f6f1

This sounds incorrect to me given that you think it should be at 3.1, however like I mentioned when I did the default steps on the site and as the taiga user ran 'git checkout stable' it states that I am at the latest stable version. Any more assistance anyone can provide would 
be awesome!

[Alejandro Alonso]

Could you execute the following:

- git pull

- git branch

- git describe --tags

Regards,

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[Jonathan Graham]

I'll take a look into doing that here in the next day or two. I have to do it during the off hours of the team to not impose any issues with their current work. Will be tonight or tomorrow evening. Thanks for the assistance so far! Will advise when I complete.

[Jonathan Graham]

So, this has taken me a lot longer than I had hoped it would to complete. However, what the results were (unfortunately I lost my SSL connection and thus the log history) seemed to showcase that by doing a pull it looked like a bunch of branches needed creating locally however I think it might have canceled because there was some local modification to a file that needed storing or reverting back to fix. That being the case, it is concerning that after doing this and restarting the services, I cannot get Taiga to load up for me any longer. This could be a symptom of something else (connection issue since I'm remote) however I can't validate that until Monday when I am in the office. It did look like however that there were in fact all of the missing branches/releases that I need to grab.

A few questions for this:

1) Should the steps for updating the Taiga release reflect that you need to do a fetch/merge/pull from the directories?

2) On the update steps page, there are a number of sections that talk about 'convert from version X to Y' and the steps are not the normal steps. Do we need to do these steps and incrementally increase our version of Taiga one version at a time or does the update for the version once it is pulled correctly do this for us for free?

3) Could you think of any reason why I wouldn't be able to hit Taiga any longer with the steps I was requested to perform? I cannot, thus I think it is connection issues for me, however I figured I would check and see.

Thanks,

Jonathan Graham