automatic update module by notification

sdetweil

@bdream if the module update adds a feature,

you don’t care, as u are not using it now

if the module update fixes a bug

you don’t care as u probably haven’t seen it

(else u wouldn’t have deployed the module in such a sensitive environment…)

I STRONGLY recommend,

If it’s working, don’t touch it.

karsten13

@bdream said in automatic update module by notification:

I would prefer having an automatic to update in case it’s notified.

option1: Adding a new paramter “forceUpdate” to the notification module so that it does the update instead of the notification (someone has to code this)

option2: Write a bash script which iterates over the module folders doing something like this (in every module folder)

git reset --hard
git pull
[ -f "package.json" ] && npm install

This script should be executed e.g. daily by e.g. a cronjob.

As Sam already mentioned this would be the hard way, may its better not to change a running system and ignore the notification, your decision.

MMRIZE

I recommend not updating MM or modules unless they work. Just leave them. Update them only when you find some issue or need a new feature.

bdream

@MMRIZE @sdetweil @bhepler @karsten13
many thanks for your comments, I really appreciate it!

At first I will disable notification at my mothers MM. Hope there will not be a secure issue I oversee than. But it will anyway be an small one in my mothers environment.

For me I will play with “play” with the other options you mentioned and will see if this works for a longer time in a good way ;)

sdetweil

@bdream I use TeamViewer to remote access

install server, start, get code

then client requires code

bugsounet

@bdream , Hi it’s already coded since some year but not published in this forum :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:

bdream

@bugsounet sounds good!

What is the midules name please?