New Sickchill broken

[mehdi]

Jul 22 10:37:23 Starting SickChill...
Jul 22 10:37:23 Checking poetry
Jul 22 10:37:23 Current environment is not writable!
Jul 22 10:37:23 Source dir is not writable by this user either, we cannot continue: f/app/code/sickchill
Jul 22 10:37:25 Starting SickChill...
Jul 22 10:37:25 Checking poetry
Jul 22 10:37:25 Current environment is not writable!
Jul 22 10:37:25 Source dir is not writable by this user either, we cannot continue: f/app/code/sickchill

Sickchill is sometimes tricky ...

[mehdi]

BTW, not related I think, but I had a weird dashboard bug : It just updated to SickChill 2021.07.14-6, but the notification I got says:

[nebulon]

I see that error now as well on a fresh installation. Looking into it.

[nebulon]

I revoked the last release now, this seems a bit more involved to fix, since apparently the app now requires to use pip virtualenv to install packages, which will not work in the read-only filesystem, so we have to somehow fixup the virtualenv usage.

[mehdi]

@nebulon How can I roll back to the previous version ?

Also, any idea how a completely broken package slipped through your CI tests ?

[nebulon]

@mehdi you would have to restore to the previous version or if you don't have any old backups, alternately "update" to an older version, in-place with cloudron update --app <yourappdomain.com> --appstore-id io.github.sickchill.cloudronapp@1.3.0

Have to investigate how the release was able to get published indeed.

[mehdi]

@nebulon the "update" to the older version with CLI worked fine

BTW, any idea why the notification indicated the wrong version?

[girish]

I learnt a few things about the python world as part of fixing this:

• There is now something called poetry. Projects now contain a poetry.toml file which can be converted into a requirements.txt using poetry export --format requirements.txt > requirements.txt .

• There is something called an "editable install" - https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0660/ . Idea being you can just run the code and the code just "installs" away packages as needed. See https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0660/#id5 .

• pyproject.toml is some new project settings file that possibly replaces setup.py