[Production] built-in updater to Nextcloud 14.x.x

[Pofilo]

Hello everybody

Nextcloud version (eg, 12.0.2): 13.08
Operating system and version (eg, Ubuntu 17.04): Debian 9.6
Apache or nginx version (eg, Apache 2.4.25): Apache/2.4.25
PHP version (eg, 7.1): 7.0

The issue you are facing: In production mode (same for stable), the built-in updater does not propose me to upgrade to Nextcloud 14.x.x.

Is it normal ? N14 is out for a while now, is it still considered as beta ?

Thanks for your help !

[JimmyKater]

well this question was asked (and answered) on the forum a lot before so pls try to use the searchfunction more often before posting

for all questions around release channels don’t hesitate to refer to https://nextcloud.com/release-channels/

if you don’t like the speed of production-channel (and stable) you’re free to switch to which other channel ever. but don’t complain afterwards.

and IF devs decide that NC14 isn’t yet ready to be featured on production-channel i totally trust them. they have their reasons and causes which i don’t dare to question. i’d rather stay to production-channel than experiencing troubles and issues with a new version. even more so under production-channel than anywhere else. i’d like to have a really stable release, especially when it comes to major-releases.

so this has absolutely nothing to do with being “beta” at all.

[Pofilo]

If I quote this from 10 september:

Nextcloud 14 now available with Video Verification, Signal/Telegram 2FA support, Improved Collaboration and GDPR compliance

[image] Nextcloud 14 now available Nextcloud 14 comes with many improvements you will feel in your day to day workflow! That includes security improvements as well as collaboration features like adding a note to a share. Of course, we made many improvements in the platform, making Nextcloud ready for a new level of sharing with Federation 2.0! Read on to learn what Nextcloud 14 will do for you. Get Nextcloud 14 now! Learn more If you want to install Nextcloud 14 but prefer to use the updater…

We roll out incrementally, that is, today only 20% of the Nextcloud installations gets notified. If no problems are found, we will add another 20% or so later this week and probably go full out next week.

We are 3 months later, that’s why I’m asking if it is normal or not. And the search function of this forum (neither search engine) return an answer to this question.

But thanks for the response

[JimmyKater]

We roll out incrementally, that is, today only 20% of the Nextcloud installations gets notified. If no problems are found, we will add another 20% or so later this week and probably go full out next week.

this is valid for stable release. plus it is just a plan. if something would turn out as being a problem the delivery would be stopped until next minor-release.

And the search function of this forum (neither search engine) return an answer to this question.

i dunno what exactly you put in at the search field but if i’d put release nextcloud 14 stable there it would return several threads.