Oh, wow, I've just learned (via the people at https://mosa.cloud/ ) that Docs is actually replacing the whole bigtech stack are are also developing Video meetings, email clients, drive etc too! https://github.com/orgs/suitenumerique/repositories

Hello @adrielzimbril I have validated your mail that you have used in our forum against your GitHub profile. Because of that I have added you to the Validated App Maintainer group to signal to others that you are indeed the maintainer of this application.

@timconsidine Probably? Not sure. By and large, if it doesn't show up in my Cloudon App Store I don't install it (with the exception of some of your apps!).

sfeldkamp said: Hey everyone! I've published this as a community app. Currently only a "testing" version (how does that work anyway?), so please don't add it to the Community Apps topic just yet. Would love to get some feedback on it and see if any issues are discovered. https://github.com/sfeldkamp/cloudron-bluesky-pds This implementation has a critical bug in it that prevents an account alias from being updated or account migration to another PDS, because of the federated nature of the network, these accounts can't be fixed by fixing the app. I've "unpublished" the community app by removing the CloudronVersions.json file from the repository main branch. I've added information to the github project readme and archived it to prevent any further installations. I've requested that the app be removed from the Community Apps index.

@joseph I shall kill that monster and eradicate its remains

@LoudLemur said: WanderingMonster packaging assessment: not packageable https://paste.wanderingmonster.dev/?0530355d90ca5d6a#HGp7ygEK9Rw6mzCSy4DUGngvob7iHU79kL3Y6TryKEPd These messages get rather annoying. Please stop. It is packaged.

@ekevu123 Yes, I take your point. I did these in a batch, catching up on several apps on the wishlist all at once, so their appearance all at once is a bit of a distraction. Also, I accept that they most people so far don't find them useful. I doubt we shall see these Wandering Monster reports in the future, unless there is some way to have them improved.

@ekevu123 Hey, thanks for developing this application! Thanks also for being on Cloudron - it is brilliant to have developers interested in having their applications packaged. Thank you also for your feedback on the automated report. It is beginning to look like this "Wandering Monster's" days are numbered!

@LoudLemur said: @ekevu123 https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/12472/please-use-this-template-to-make-an-app-wishlist-request/13 Thank you for pointing out the template, but when I posted this, this didn't exist yet and I didn't want to go through my posts retroactively.

@timconsidine Well done on that. Was it really a relatively easy one to do?

@jdaviescoates I shall hold off posting any more of these till there is some consensus on whether they might be made useful. sorry about the noise!

@LoudLemur “just packaged it” - seems a decade ago in my butterfly mind I don’t think it was as hard as your summary suggests The hard work is in populating the content and framework docs. I didn’t have a use case for it so I didn’t get into that. The packaging code is there if you want to clone and develop further - my project list is a little full but will bear this in mind if I need a diversion

I really wish for Booklore to be added to Cloudron. It is mature enough and i think there is docker deployment already.

@robi https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/12472/please-use-this-template-to-make-an-app-wishlist-request

Is this always exposed to anyone or login protected?

Updated the app to version 14.359 version 14.359 is still very fresh. If you use a lot of community modules they will probably break. So only update to version 14.359 if you made sure your community modules are working for the new version. You can now use the CloudronVersions.json to install the FoundryVTT Community App. If you have installed the app in the old style, you won't get automatic updates and need to update the old style way. pull the GitHub repo: git pull git@github.com:BrutalBirdie/cloudron-foundryvtt.git && cd cloudron-foundryvtt cloudron update --app $YOUR_APP_LOCATION --image brutalbirdie/foundryvtt.cloudron.app:2.0.1 The easy way to "migrate" from the old installation style to the new community app style would be: update manually to the latest version create a backup download the backup config uninstall the app install the app from the app store with the CloudronVersions.json restore your backup Now you should get automatic app updates when I release a new version.

Nice find - Looks interesting. Quick heads up - This project is, as far as I can tell, not affiliated with Stirling-PDF or the Stirling devs: See here for more info: https://github.com/stirling-image/stirling-image/discussions/8 So the name is bound to change. Hopefully, this also means that the project will follow a different dev path and approach if/when it gains traction.