Issue with latest update

StefanU · Oct '22

Not complicated. If the conditions fit.

For you, because you don’t have a package installation:

Installation on a suitable system
Example:

Copy files (including backup) to new system
Read also:

Import backup
Ready

Please read also:

Stefan

vishakha · Oct '22

Hi Ralf @RalfBecker
Any idea why this happening ?

vishakha · Oct '22

even on docker test setup these issues are happening. Please advice

vishakha · Oct '22

Hello @RalfBecker
Is there something you can suggest for the above two issues

RalfBecker · Oct '22

No, does not happen for me.

It must be something in your environment.

Hundreds of installations using the docker container, and you are the only one reporting that problem.

Sorry

Ralf

vishakha · Oct '22

okay yeah I understand about docker installation
I have always updated to the latest version by archive installation and this is the first time I received these issues regarding js files on my non docker environment.
It was from the october version, any ideas to get rid of these will be appreciated.
Also will there be any other maintenance release version soon ?

vishakha · Oct '22

Hi Ralf @RalfBecker

These two issues only came up after the latest update of egroupware and I’m stuck because we need to get the php 8.1 upgrade going.

I understand I might be the only one getting these issues but I have always been updated to the latest version with my archive installation but never got stalled like this before.

If there’s anything you can suggest that would be great.

One question, will now the latest version work with Composer 2 ?
I have been using Composer 1, should I upgrade for the archive installation

RalfBecker · Oct '22

Yes, we are supporting the current Compose 2.x since a while now.

You can do a composer installation, that is what we do to create the container and it’s relativ easy to upgrade. It’s described in the Readme3.

Ralf

vishakha · Oct '22

I have been upgrading egroupware with composer
composer create-project --prefer-source --keep-vcs egroupware/egroupware.

Is this still a valid way because I did it again and it’s giving me older version.

Creating a "egroupware/egroupware" project at "./egroupware"
Warning from https://repo.packagist.org: Support for Composer 1 is deprecated and some packages will not be available. You should upgrade to Composer 2. See https://blog.packagist.com/deprecating-composer-1-support/
Info from https://repo.packagist.org: #StandWithUkraine
Installing egroupware/egroupware (20.1.20210503)
  - Installing egroupware/egroupware (20.1.20210503): Cloning fdaa1d1bcd from cache

RalfBecker · Oct '22

Maybe that’s caused by your Composer 1.x, I would try it with an up-to-date Composer, for our container-build we always use the newest version:

github.com

EGroupware/egroupware/blob/21.1/doc/docker/fpm/Dockerfile#L76


RESULT=1; \
else \
	php composer-setup.php --quiet --install-dir /usr/local/bin; \
	RESULT=$?; \
fi; \
rm composer-setup.php; \
exit $RESULT' \
	&& cd /usr/share \
# not all dependencies already allow PHP 8.x, thought what we use from them works
&& bash -c "[[ $PHP_VERSION  =~ ^8\..* ]]" && COMPOSER_EXTRA=--ignore-platform-reqs || true \
	&& composer.phar create-project $COMPOSER_EXTRA --prefer-dist --no-scripts --no-dev egroupware/egroupware:$VERSION \
	&& cd egroupware \
	&& npm install \
	&& grunt \
	# clean up and remove caches
	&& composer.phar clear-cache \
	&& rm -f /usr/local/bin/composer.phar \
	&& npm uninstall -g grunt-cli \
	&& npm cache clear --force \
	&& apt-get purge -y --auto-remove -o APT::AutoRemove::RecommendsImportant=false npm zip \
	&& apt-get clean \

Alternativ you can clone the EGroupware main repo and use our install-cli.php script to get the other depending repos. But you need Composer and npm with grunt-cli installed!

Ralf

vishakha · Oct '22

okay updated composer and ran this command
composer create-project --prefer-source --keep-vcs egroupware/egroupware

It gives this error

[InvalidArgumentException]
Could not find package egroupware/egroupware. with stability stable.

vishakha · Oct '22

here’s what I did like you suggested

clone the EGroupware main repo and use our install-cli.php script to upgrade to latest version
it was installed successfully, cleared cache in setup and tried to login, same error as below,

egroupware/api/js/jsapi/egw.min.js?
[HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found 0ms]

Loading module from “egroupware/api/js/jsapi/egw.min.js?” was blocked because of a disallowed MIME type (“text/html”)

I found the file that contains reference to this script, Framework.php

// load our clientside entrypoint egw.min.js with a cache-buster
		$java_script .= '<script type="module" src="'.$GLOBALS['egw_info']['server']['webserver_url'].
			'/api/js/jsapi/egw.min.js?'.filemtime(EGW_SERVER_ROOT.'/api/js/jsapi/egw.min.js').
			'" id="egw_script_id"';

I replaced the file here with jsapi.js and it gives me jquery undefined after.

Despite cloning the repo as it is, it’s giving me the same issue as in the beginning.

RalfBecker · Nov '22

Have you installed npm and grunt-cli, as I asked, so install-cli.php finds them and creates the minified JavaScript Files?

Ralf

vishakha · Nov '22

yes, npm and grunt cli was installed and it installed all the dependencies.
I now see jdots and node_modules folder in egroupware directory. Composer is also updated to 2.0

vishakha · Nov '22

Where are the minified files supposed to be located ?
I don’t see any minified files in in the jsapi folder

RalfBecker · Nov '22

github.com1

EGroupware/egroupware/blob/21.1/Gruntfile.js#L54


		terser: {
			options: {
				mangle: false,
				sourceMap: true,
				output: {
					preamble: "/*!\n * EGroupware (http://www.egroupware.org/) minified Javascript\n *\n * full sources are available under https://github.com/EGroupware/egroupware/\n *\n * build <%= grunt.template.today() %>\n */\n"
				}
			},
			api: {
				files: {
					"api/js/jsapi.min.js": [
						"vendor/bower-asset/jquery/dist/jquery.js",
						"api/js/jquery/jquery.noconflict.js",
						"api/js/jquery/jquery-ui/jquery-ui.js",
						"api/js/jsapi/jsapi.js",
						"api/js/egw_json.js",
						"api/js/jsapi/egw_core.js",
						"api/js/jsapi/egw_debug.js",
						"api/js/jsapi/egw_preferences.js",
						"api/js/jsapi/egw_utils.js",
						"api/js/jsapi/egw_ready.js",

vishakha · Nov '22

I don’t see the js files in Gruntfile.js.
I installed npm, node js and grunt cli, did the clone of repo and then ./install-cli.php in egroupware directory.
Am I missing anything ?

RalfBecker · Nov '22

Probably

Have you tried running grunt manually, in case install-cli.php does not find grunt:

cd /path/to/egroupware
grunt

install-cli.php also outputs the tasks it run, did that include grunt?

Ralf

vishakha · Nov '22

grunt
Running “cssmin:pixelegg” (cssmin) task

5 sourcemaps created.
5 files created. 2.03 MB → 1.45 MB

Running “cssmin:jdots” (cssmin) task

3 sourcemaps created.
3 files created. 607.3 kB → 439.69 kB

RalfBecker · Nov '22

Are you sure you are on the 21.1 branch and not master, as grunt build no javascript files.

Test with git branch or change with ./install-cli.php 21.1

Ralf

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