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Re-enable apps that got automatically disabled while updating - #8380
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MorrisJobke
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Feb 15, 2018
We should make this a separate step - see #5539 Also the app management should be unified, because now it is distributed across OC_App, IAppManager and Installer - see #5833 and #4453 |
| if (!\OC::$server->getAppManager()->isShipped($app)) { | ||
| // Only disable apps which are not shipped | ||
| self::disable($app); | ||
| self::$autoDisabledApps[] = $app; |
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Well this is for the update case, which disabled e.g. the files_accesscontrol app.
Steps are:
- Upload the new code of the server
- Open Nextcloud (shows the updater)
- Start the update (loads all apps, and disables files_accesscontrol, because the storagewrapper is not matching the method signature anymore (was changed between 12 and 13))
- Updater looks for updates of enabled apps (and skips files_accesscontrol, because it is not enabled)
With this patch, in step 4 it also checks for updates of apps which were disabled while calling the updater.
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Ah... it is accessed from the outside via \OC_App::$autoDisabledApps 🙈
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Yeah, if we agree on the logic, we can wrap this in beautiful methods and public interfaces 💃
Signed-off-by: Joas Schilling <coding@schilljs.com>
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skjnldsv
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Jun 26, 2018
Rebased |
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Code makes sense and checks for the apps that failed hard. 👍
MorrisJobke
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Jul 25, 2018
@rullzer Mind to review? |
This seems like a quite simple approach to work against #8293
But maybe I'm overseeing something.
Also I noticed, that automatic disable is already running the uninstall repairsteps. I once had the idea to use the uninstall step to clean up the database of my apps.
But that basically means when the announcement app e.g. gets automatically disabled all announcements and comments would be gone.
Not sure if that sounds intended.