Community App: CloudronVersions.json not resolved

[jorrg]

Hey, I have a private/custom app that I want to host on my Cloudron alongside some other apps. The app builds on a private repo in github and pushes into GHCR. The server itself is behind a firewall, so from the github pipeline I cannot reach the Cloudron server.

In the CI/CD pipeline, I publish the CloudronVersions.json to another server, and just wanted to install the app via a link. I get the error message in the screenshot. Any idea what that means? From the shell of the server I can curl the CloudronVersions.json file, so it likely is not a connectivity issue.

@girish - thanks for the feature though - just realised how young it is!

[james]

Hello @jorrg
Is the link a download link to the file or a clear text link?
It should be a link to the file as clear text like all the linked CloudronVersions.json in https://forum.cloudron.io/post/121148

[jorrg]

Yeah, to the best of my knowledge this is identical. Is the private docker container registry an issue? I did install it via the CLI previously, and all I wanted to do now is to swap it to install via CloudronVersions.json

[jorrg]

I think I found the issue:

I added this field to the CloudronManifest.json:

     "memoryLimit": 4294967296,

and I migrated from a version that is "datebased" to a simple "version": "1.0.1"

I am at a new error state now: Invalid manifest: mediaLinks is empty in manifest .

[timconsidine]

@jorrg you have not set a value for medialinks ! Or one that is accessible. In CloudronManufest,json.

CloudronVersions.json needs to be publicly accessible also the Docker image

[jorrg]

you have not set a value for medialinks ! Or one that is accessible. In CloudronManufest,json.

Yeah that was the second mistake. Before, I got the message "Invalid manifest: mediaLinks is empty in manifest" I had a cryptic message like: "Could not resolve CloudronVersions.json from url". In the end, my CloudronVersions was wrong, and the error message before was not helpful. However, the medialinks error message was

For this one:

CloudronVersions.json needs to be publicly accessible also the Docker image

CloudronVersions.json is public, yes
Docker image is private - but it works

I have the ghcr with credentials registered on the cloudron. So no issue anymore.

In case you are interested in an error-message-improval-bug-hunt, I can send you a version of my "broken" CloudronVersions.json via PM - if not - I am happy now