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Darius Kazemi

Okay #Hometown admins -- I have released Hometown v1.1.1+4.2.10. This keeps us up to date with this morning's Mastodon security patch. It also introduces a bunch of new features from about a year of Mastodon releases. Details are at the release notes (and I talk about it above in this thread a bit).

github.com/hometown-fork/homet

It's a big release so I'm readily available to help for the next ~6 hours and will do my best to keep on top of incoming requests the remainder of the week.

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slampoud

@darius@friend.campI don’t remember anymore how we connected here, but this was my first chance to read the Hometown mission statement and I wanted to just say I love it! Really great idea, well explained! <3

‹ ⁄ li ›

@darius So I'm not sure what I did wrong, but I tried to follow the instructions exactly and my server just broke. Seemed to be complaining about a js error in ready.js (I think maybe webpack?)

I'm currently just restoring from a snapshot to see if I can get it running again for users, but I don't know if you (or anyone else in thread) has tips about what I maybe missed? I only had to update Ruby, everything else seemed to be valid versions.

Kostyn

@darius Hi! Thanks so much for the amazing work you've done here. I've tried the install three times and failed every time. For my original install I followed this guide exactly except I used a different domain provider n00q.net/articles/guide-mastod

I was able to upgrade Ruby, but couldn't find anything about upgrading Node or PostgreSQL.

When running the first command, git remote update && git checkout v4.2.10+hometown-1.1.1 in the live directory, it ends up aborted because:
"error: Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by checkout:
yarn.lock
Please commit your changes or stash them before you switch branches."

Any ideas what I've missed here? Thank you.

#MastoAdmin

@darius Hi! Thanks so much for the amazing work you've done here. I've tried the install three times and failed every time. For my original install I followed this guide exactly except I used a different domain provider n00q.net/articles/guide-mastod

I was able to upgrade Ruby, but couldn't find anything about upgrading Node or PostgreSQL.

Darius Kazemi

@kostyn type "git stash", which will get rid of the stray file, and then run the git update and checkout again. That error you saw would definitely mess things up!

Kostyn

@darius Omg! Thank you! It worked! We're all up-to-date :)

Ben

@darius Thanks, as always. Just caught up here. Hit a few bumps of my own causing but got there.

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