Rally - Invitation links are http://localhost:3000/

[LoudLemur]

If you deploy Rally on Cloudron, and then create a Rally poll and generate an invitation link to the poll to send to people, the link is:

http://localhost:3000/invite/randomstring

rather than to:

https://rally.mywonderfulwebsiteinantarctica.com/invite/randomstring

However, if you check your Cloudron mailbox after you created the poll, it does email you an invitation to mywonderfulwebsite as expected.

[nebulon]

I can see it, looks like a regression with the latest version.

[nebulon]

This is fixed with the next upstream release https://github.com/lukevella/rallly/commit/8e7b5a3d93d9c0779605532b3e9ee1ceadef2c9e

[jdaviescoates]

@nebulon said in Rally - Invitation links are http://localhost:3000/:

This is fixed with the next upstream release https://github.com/lukevella/rallly/commit/8e7b5a3d93d9c0779605532b3e9ee1ceadef2c9e

I'm confused, it looks like that fix is included in 3.0.0 but also that we're on 3.0.0 on Cloudron, but this issue still persists

[nebulon]

Right, that code only triggers though if the app is running in self-hosted mode, which I am currently testing for 3.0.1.
The main difference is that self-hosted does not allow anonymous access anymore so everyone has to sign-up.

[jdaviescoates]

@nebulon thanks, sounds like you're on the case already.

The Rallly dev thought it sounded like we were still on 3.0.0-rc1 see https://github.com/lukevella/rallly/discussions/702#discussioncomment-7015724

[nebulon]

Our e2e tests need a bit of fixing due to the new auth situation, so it may take a bit longer than usual for the package update.

[lukevella]

Dev behind Rallly here

To clarify, only users who are creating polls need to be logged in. Participants can still use it as guests.

Some users reported that the Pro features where locked for them. AFAIK all versions published to Docker Hub have been with the Pro features unlocked. @nebulon are you building the image from source by any chance?

[LoudLemur]

@lukevella said in Rally - Invitation links are http://localhost:3000/:

Dev behind Rallly here

Hey, thank you very much indeed for creating Rally and for releasing it under a Free licence! Thank you also for visiting Cloudron and introducing yourself in the forum. I installed Rally because it was on Cloudron and that makes it so easy to deploy.

If you have a moment, please tell us how your experience has been with Cloudron, having your application supported here, etc. Do you know another developer with a tool that might work well here?

[nebulon]

This is also solved with latest package update.