Calendar 4.7.15 - INVALID_HASH on 4 files - Where to download?

[Mattaton]

Running Nextcloud on Docker -
I am getting an error in Admin Settings saying I have 4 INVALID_HASH files for the Calendar app. I downloaded the master (as there are no releases listed) from github to replace the following:
l10n/sc.js
l10n/sc.json
l10n/si.js
l10n/si.json

But those hashes are still invalid. Where can I get the files with hashes that match version 4.7.15? (Nextcloud version 29.0.4)

Thanks!

[rakekniven]

GitHub - nextcloud/calendar at v4.7.15

Wonder why that happend on your site.

How did you update calender app? Any special steps?

[Mattaton]

Thank you! You taught me something new about github. I was looking for Releases/Tags on the right sidebar and didn’t look in that dropdown at the top. Nice!

Long story short: This happened because I’m an idiot and moved way too fast.

The full story:
First I had a notification of some EXTRA_FILES instead of INVALID_HASHES. I couldn’t figure out where the extra files were exactly (which app - though now I see how easy that was to determine). I just saw the l10n/ and deleted the first one I came to in the activity app. Well, that didn’t make the error go away, so here’s where i really pulled a move. I search and deleted all occurrences of those file names…in all apps. Well, that just snowballed into tones of MISSING_FILES (surprise).
At this point I saw what I had done and proceeded to download all the pertinent files from the github repos. Calendar was just the last one that I couldn’t figure out how to get the correct version.

Thanks so much!

[jtr]

Note the actual release tarballs can be downloaded directly from the app store web site (not within Nextcloud itself). This is true for all apps.

In addition, many (though not all) Nc hosted apps can be downloaded from the dedicated nextcloud-releases repo (if they’re not using the GH Releases).

This is documented here for the Calendar app: GitHub - nextcloud/calendar: 📆 Calendar app for Nextcloud