Yeah, I know… I’d like some better way to mention this. A first way is to use the ynh documentation (thanks for the hint!). I’d also like to display this somewhere prominent after the installation (in a popup or something). I created an issue for this: Add proper documentation to yunohost homepage · Issue #15 · YunoHost-Apps/invoiceninja5_ynh · GitHub
I am new to yunohost, I don’t know yet how it works about app updates ? who is in charge of that ?
I am the main maintainer of the app. But since the app is opensource, anyone can update it. Invoiceninja is quite fast-moving and I only update in my spare time, so any help is welcome!
To update it, one has to:
- change the version in manifest.json
- change the version in the readme
- change the version and the sha256sum in conf.app src.
Then one has to create a PR and let it get tested (and manually test it, too). See an example here: Update to 5.3.60 by rndmh3ro · Pull Request #11 · YunoHost-Apps/invoiceninja5_ynh · GitHub
There are also some Github actions that automate this process and I created an issue to do this for invoiceninja, too: Create Github Action for automatic updates · Issue #14 · YunoHost-Apps/invoiceninja5_ynh · GitHub
Is it possible to use a different version from the one of the Yunohost catalog ? etc.
Yes, if you do the steps above and then install the app from the CLI (or your fork of the repo). But generally it’d be better to share the update.
I also have a second question: I tried to use the linux snap invoiceninja app, but I have the following error when trying to log in:
Error: please check that Invoice Ninja v5 is installed on the serverIs there a specific port config or network config that must be correctly set up in order to make the app work ? I have a few port errors (in IPv6 only) when I run a diagnosis.
IN only listens on http(s), port 443. No other ports necessary. Can you please open a new thread here in the forums with this issue?
And last: thanks for this great feedback!