Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
2318 commits behind...
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@dazza120 But then if I rebuild the docker container wouldn’t it just put me back 2318 commits?
UPDATE: Yes, I rebuilt the docker container and it reverted right back.
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@bastilimbach Any help?
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@savona - Would it make sense to build from image, rename the git files, pull, update and then upload the fixed image as a PR?
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@bhepler maybe.
but I saw that the originator of the docker image said it was updated daily with a cronjob on this post:
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/5316/automatic-docker-build/2
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@savona Both
package-lock.json
can just be deleted. Did you intentionally change the files in thedefault
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@idoodler No I did not change the default directory at all. That is why this is so odd to me.
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I got a message saying my MM was out of date, so I pulled the new docker image and now have the 2318 message also.
The top of my CHANGELOG.md reads “## [2.5.0] - 2018-10-01”
Though the “image date” as reported by Portainer is “Created 2019-01-01 15:08:22”Do we need to wait for bastilimbach?
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@savona OK, you may have a corrupt git directory then. You may try to clone it again.
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I just blew away the docker image and did a new pull and it is fixed and on 2.6.0.
grep version package.json
“version”: “2.6.0”,
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I was able to proceed past this error by using the command ‘git stash’. This worked for two Magic Mirrors.