Re:Incident with GitHub Actions and Codespaces
by mindwok on Thursday April 14, 2022 @06:07AM
(#31024975)
Interesting, thanks for the heads up - We didn't have any issues while I was there and probably would just restore if we needed to, but nice to know the footguns.
Re:Incident with GitHub Actions and Codespaces
by dijit on Thursday April 14, 2022 @04:39AM
(#31024584)
interesting, this isn't my experience. I've been running a gitlab instance for about 300 people for about 7 years now. :\
To be fair though I'm using docker and watchtowerr to keep it updated, there was 1 time where I had to use an older docker image because the latest wasn't working.
Re:Incident with GitHub Actions and Codespaces
by sciurus on Thursday April 14, 2022 @08:30AM
(#31026008)
For those like me who went familiar with it: https://containrrr.dev/watchtower/
Re:Incident with GitHub Actions and Codespaces
by Kelteseth on Thursday April 14, 2022 @08:32AM
(#31026027)
This happened to me exactly _once_ in the last three years of successful monthly update on our self-hosted GitLab instance. I got an error because the backup script expected a folder where no folder was. Updating GitLab is a breeze!
Re:Incident with GitHub Actions and Codespaces
by Aeolun on Thursday April 14, 2022 @05:38AM
(#31024844)
It’s incredibly dumb that it allows you to start the next upgrade before the background migrations finish.
Not unrecoverable though, so saying you need to worry about it may be a bit too alarmist.
(Also, when upgrading GitLab, make sure to upgrade version-by-version and always wait for background migrations to finish before upgrading to the next version. You can check background migrations at /admin/background_migrations.)