Upgrading to version 27.1.5

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The issue you are facing:
Hi all, not an issue, but rather a question. An update to Nextcloud 27.1.5 is available, while the system states that 2 Apps are missing compatible version:

  • [Community Document Server :arrow_upper_right:]
  • [Flow Upload :arrow_upper_right:]

I rely heavily on the Community Document Server, but can easily ditch Flow Upload app. Should I have done so, that will leave me with one very important app not compatible with the update to Nextcloud - Community Document Server. As I search the web, it seems it hasn’t been updated for a while and doesn’t look like it’s going to be. Does that meant I cannot update Nextcloud, because the update will render ONLYOFFICE unusable? Can I and should I upgrade Nextcloud?

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Hi,
if you relay heavily, I would not suggest to “test” a not compatible version in a productive enviroment. Especially if there are a lot of users depending on offcie.
Maybe install a test enviroment and stresst it with realistic problems. After that decide.

What ever you do
have fun

best regards
sambilanet

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Hmm.

Version compatibility is generally major version driven (e.g. v27). That is, unless you’re somehow running a version of documentserver_community that is <v0.1.14 currently and you force enabled it.

If you are already using it with 27.1.4 with what you have there should be no difference with 27.1.5. But it still would probably be worthwhile to figure out why you’re getting a compatibility notice.

P.S. Another option would be to install a dedicated OO instance. It’s often more reliable and higher performance, and eliminates a dependency on this app.

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I am using Community Document server 0.1.13, which I have installed from the Apps section of the NC, ONLYOFFICE version is 8.2.4, which I also installed through the Apps section of NC. I can see a 0.1.14 version of CDS on the GIT, but I am not sure how to upgrade to it. Can you be more specific of what I should do? Much appreciated.

UPD: Weirdly enough, checking status with occ gives me this:

Document server https://localhost/index.php/apps/documentserver_community/ version 7.2.1 is successfully connected

But everything points to this being an obsolete version - max NC25 (it is running nevertheless). Since NC is not giving me an option to upgrade CDS with Apps, how would I go about it? Not using a Docker image.