I’ve also updated the following modules with related changes (including master → stable merges and version updates where applicable): wifi, graph, device, dashboard, config, backup, app, postprocess, sync, remoteaccess-client.
To update: run emonPi/emonbase update from the Admin tab of emoncms.
I’ve also moved the menu items that were under the cog on the right hand side to the main setup menu. I think it works better as all of these items are in one place, I found myself jumping from one menu to the other trying to find what I was looking for:
Greetings. Does this also apply to emonpi running locally
Tried running the update but seems still on " Powered by OpenEnergyMonitor.org | [low-write 10.1.2]"
Is any special action require to update local installs?
@gilaraujo@Neil yes, select the relevant firmware in the firmware only section and then click “Full Update” at the top - as shown in @Neil’s screenshot . The update will then run through the update for all components.
While trying to fix send email i played with the default email on
default.emonpi.settings.php
default.settings.php
Which i shouldnt have! so might serve as a warning for failed updates in future.
Reverted changes to default email to root@localhost on them two files and update worked however throwing an error.
NEW default settings.php md5: 59e80f731935867f5f93753d49c0fe86
Update required to settings.php...
**ERROR: unable to autoupdate settings.php since user changes are present, manual review required**
What are the best Practice in this case. Revert settings.php to default, then apply smtp settings again?
Or is perfectly ok to allow update in that way?
I think in this case there are no important settings updates for settings.php so you can ignore that error. We are working towards a better solution to the way the settings are handled that should improve this in future.
That’s because you are running the master branch rather than stable, though right at this time they are both exactly the same apart from the version file…
You are welcome to stay on the master branch, the master branch is updated more regularly but may be less stable…