It seems that I'm having a different issue when I use :main (image attachments no longer load, and backup fails with errors stating WRN ../go/src/app/internal/core/services/service_exports.go:534 > export: attachment blob missing, skipping ).
Can I trust the backup zip files that are created in /data/<uid>/exports/ when using the :latest image until there is an update?
It seems that I'm having a different issue when I use :main (image attachments no longer load, and backup fails with errors stating WRN ../go/src/app/internal/core/services/service_exports.go:534 > export: attachment blob missing, skipping ).
Can I trust the backup zip files that are created in /data/<uid>/exports/ when using the :latest image until there is an update?
@artyom I think part of it is that it *is* easy.... when you're working on your own setup, that you built, and know all the components of, and know all the long term goals of, that was built over years piece-at-a-time...
Get anyone who acts like it's easy to work on someone's setup that isn't their own, and they'll quickly remember how complicated it all is.
@tonya_ Thanks for the quick response!
It seems that I'm having a different issue when I use :main (image attachments no longer load, and backup fails with errors stating
WRN ../go/src/app/internal/core/services/service_exports.go:534 > export: attachment blob missing, skipping).Can I trust the backup zip files that are created in
/data/<uid>/exports/when using the :latest image until there is an update?Thanks for the quick response!
It seems that I'm having a different issue when I use :main (image attachments no longer load, and backup fails with errors stating
WRN ../go/src/app/internal/core/services/service_exports.go:534 > export: attachment blob missing, skipping).Can I trust the backup zip files that are created in
/data/<uid>/exports/when using the :latest image until there is an update?@artyom I think part of it is that it *is* easy.... when you're working on your own setup, that you built, and know all the components of, and know all the long term goals of, that was built over years piece-at-a-time...
Get anyone who acts like it's easy to work on someone's setup that isn't their own, and they'll quickly remember how complicated it all is.