Posts made by gdivis

Hi,

It looks like this is indeed an issue with the Content-Length header not being set properly when ProGet is running as a Linux container. I've logged this as PG-1740.

This is logged as PG-1711, and will be fixed in ProGet 5.3.1.

Thank you!

It looks like the "latest" tag didn't get updated properly for some reason. I've triggered another rebuild on it, and it refers to the correct commit now.

Looks like there was an issue with our deployment and the Postgres updater got left out of the Docker image. I've pushed a new one, so if you re-pull the 5.2.30 image, it ought to work.

This is now fixed as of Inedo Hub 1.0.23.

Hi @markcodyre_7146 - we now have a prerelease version of ProGet available with support for RPM feeds. It is currently lacking support for connectors, replication, and GPG keys but otherwise is ready for testing if you'd like. It’s available now via InedoHub as ProGet 5.2.25-redline.1.

Hi,

Thanks for letting us know. Looks like the error message is wrong - actually the problem is caused by build metadata being present in a version number that is not a semver2 version.

We've filed this as PG-1655 to make parsing these versions more permissive - it will be fixed in the next ProGet release (5.2.23), currently scheduled for Jan-17.

It looks like this was caused by a change in our internal deployment process. I've logged this as PG-1615, and it will be fixed in ProGet 5.2.14, which is scheduled for release on Friday (October 18).

Thanks for the report!

We've now reproduced this, and it turns out there's a regression in 5.2.13 with how config files are read which determine whether to use SQL Server or postgres. We have implemented a fix as PG-1614, which will be included in ProGet 5.2.14 (scheduled for release on Friday, October 18).

For now, I'd recommend just reverting to 5.2.12 until the next version is available.

Thanks to all who reported this!

Just a quick update- I realized our upgrade instructions are wrong. If you're using SQL Server, you'll need to specify the database type and the connection string with the docker run command: (see the updated instructions here: https://docs.inedo.com/docs/proget/installation/installation-guide/linux-docker)

Hi,

I've tried to reproduce this in a few different ways, but it seems to work for me. What are the exact arguments you're passing to docker run?

Hi Martin,

This will be included in this Friday's (Aug 23) release (5.2.9).