Enhance updatePanel.sh - #213
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe panel updater now performs incremental Git-based upgrades across version tags. It protects local paths, creates database backups, handles compiled assets, runs conditional Composer and migration commands, records logs, and restores the panel after completion or errors. ChangesPanel updater
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The updater can report an incomplete upgrade as installed or reopen the panel with invalid frontend assets. These failure paths can leave installations broken and prevent an automatic retry, so they should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant updatePanel.sh
participant panel_git_mirror
participant install_directory
participant sqlite3
participant php_artisan
Operator->>updatePanel.sh: provide update settings
updatePanel.sh->>panel_git_mirror: fetch tags and calculate upgrade path
updatePanel.sh->>sqlite3: create database backup
updatePanel.sh->>php_artisan: enable maintenance mode
updatePanel.sh->>panel_git_mirror: read changes between tags
panel_git_mirror-->>updatePanel.sh: return changed entries
updatePanel.sh->>install_directory: apply unprotected entries
updatePanel.sh->>php_artisan: run conditional update commands
updatePanel.sh->>php_artisan: restore panel availability
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In `@static/updatePanel.sh`:
- Line 469: Update the asset installation flow around the public/build removal
and extraction commands to extract into a temporary directory first, validate
that the expected public/build files exist, and replace the existing directory
only after successful validation. Preserve the current assets when download or
extraction fails, and invoke the Yarn fallback for extraction failures before
updating config/app.php.
- Line 320: Update the maintenance-mode step in the update flow so a failure of
php artisan down aborts the update before files are replaced or migrations run.
Remove the unconditional warning-and-continue behavior, or gate continuation
behind an explicit operator override.
- Around line 431-433: Update the status handling around the existing `*)`
branch so Git type-change (`T`) entries are not silently skipped: either process
them with the appropriate change behavior or abort before `any_changes` can lead
to updating `config/app.php`. Ensure a type-changed path cannot remain stale
while the panel records the latest version, while preserving the existing
handling for `A|M|C*`, `R*`, and `D` statuses.
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[info] 81-92: This function is never invoked. Check usage (or ignored if invoked indirectly).
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[info] 298-298: Expansions inside ${..} need to be quoted separately, otherwise they match as patterns.
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Nice direction overall, incremental apply plus the online SQLite backup via sqlite3 .backup and the ERR trap that re-runs artisan up are real improvements over nuke-and-restore.
Requesting changes for three blocking issues (verified against the panel repo): the sort -V pre-release ordering bug that will downgrade installs once v1.0.0 is tagged, the config/app.php canary stamp being conditional on the tarball download, and the 0600 file modes from mktemp. Details with suggested fixes are inline, plus a handful of smaller items.
One doc note that belongs with this PR: incremental updates mean local modifications to files upstream did not touch now survive updates. That is a feature for themes but a support hazard, since "run the updater" no longer guarantees a pristine install. docs/panel/update.mdx should probably say so.
Co-authored-by: Lance Pioch <git@lance.sh>
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In `@static/updatePanel.sh`:
- Line 619: Update both build_assets_with_yarn call sites to stop suppressing
failures and exit nonzero when the fallback cannot produce a valid replacement,
while preserving the existing assets and preventing the latest_version stamp and
panel reopen from proceeding.
- Line 93: Update the EXIT-handler version-stamping logic around
version_to_stamp so a failed update preserves current_version rather than
stamping the latest release after prev_tag reaches latest_version. Ensure
successful updates still stamp the completed version while failures restore and
retain the previously installed version.
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[info] 84-88: This function is never invoked. Check usage (or ignored if invoked indirectly).
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[info] 91-110: This function is never invoked. Check usage (or ignored if invoked indirectly).
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[info] 513-513: Make sure not to read and write the same file in the same pipeline.
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[warning] 528-528: Use "${var:?}" to ensure this never expands to / .
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[warning] 550-550: Use "${var:?}" to ensure this never expands to / .
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The current method nukes everything, might fail.... Its a mess...
another solution was to apply .patch files... that was also a mess and kept failing due to white space errors...
This will create a backup folder within the pelican folder containing the .env, storage/app/public, and SQLite database ( if used )
Clones the panel repo, then applies the changes from the current users version, to the latest tagged version. Runs migrations, sets permissions. Will extract the build folder from the latest release, and if that fails will attempt to yarn install && yarn build to build them.
If that fails it informs the user that they need to run those commands manually.
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