missing apps
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@lt How are you counting the apps? https://my.demo.cloudron.io/#/appstore has 34 rows of 4 apps each . So 136 total
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@girish
Let keep this straight .I don't have listmonk in the appstore in my account . WHY ?
I'll get back to the number of apps in a moment.
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32*4+1=129
No filters ...
Sorry my previous number was not counting "popular" , i had the idea they where in the "All" section too.
Misunderstood that terminology .I am missing something ?
@lt hmm you're missing the unstable apps. Are they listed under "new apps"? Is this the server administrator account? (dunno if it makes a difference though)
Can you try to open up https://my.YOUR.DOMAIN/#/appstore/app.listmonk.cloudronapp?version=1.0.0 ?
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@lt hmm you're missing the unstable apps. Are they listed under "new apps"? Is this the server administrator account? (dunno if it makes a difference though)
Can you try to open up https://my.YOUR.DOMAIN/#/appstore/app.listmonk.cloudronapp?version=1.0.0 ?
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@subven the link works
Is listmonk unstable ?
yes admin . paid subscription 1Y.Question remains without answer from cloudron support .
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@lt yes Listmonk is unstable. Thats a big hmmmmmm from me
AFAIK there is no option to opt-in (or out) to unstable apps so they should be available to you. Maybe it's something specific to your Cloudron installation? Where do you host it? If your subscription is valid, I'm not sure what else it could be.
Technical speaking you are missing
appstore-item-content-testingof your app store. -
@lt yes Listmonk is unstable. Thats a big hmmmmmm from me
AFAIK there is no option to opt-in (or out) to unstable apps so they should be available to you. Maybe it's something specific to your Cloudron installation? Where do you host it? If your subscription is valid, I'm not sure what else it could be.
Technical speaking you are missing
appstore-item-content-testingof your app store. -
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G girish marked this topic as a question on
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OK, we found on inspecting this that the database had the
unstable_appssetting in it which was preventing unstable apps from being listed. It's not clear how that key got in there because we don't have any UI to manage that key (but there is a REST route though). -
G girish has marked this topic as solved on
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OK, we found on inspecting this that the database had the
unstable_appssetting in it which was preventing unstable apps from being listed. It's not clear how that key got in there because we don't have any UI to manage that key (but there is a REST route though).
