So we are currently using 2.5.6. Due to this bug we would like to update to 2.5.7 → I ran meteor update --release 2.5.7.
For some reason this command ALSO downloaded 2.5.7 AND 2.7.3 (??), but correctly updated to 2.5.7 then → all good. Problem: I can’t start the app anymore!
It always breaks with Unexpected mongo exit code 1. Restarting.. meteor reset does NOT change anything.
Can anyone help? Why does an increase in the PATCH version break everything?
Hi @klabauter . I can confirm your bug, I had the exact same error this morning. I would recommend opening an issue as I don’t think there’s any workaround.
As to your motivation for upgrading to 2.5.7 - AFAIK the bug you reference is not fixed in 2.5.7 - I don’t think they backported that. We’re also stuck in 2.5.x but mainly as we’ve seen strange things happen with the oplog when we updated. See Issue 11993 for more details.
AFAIK the only thing new in 2.5.7 is the node version. Which would be nice to have too.
2.5.7-beta.0 fixed the build performance issues for me, so I’d expect 2.5.7 to fix them too - I didn’t have any issues upgrading (several) services from 2.5.6 to 2.5.7, however I don’t use the internal mongo so wouldn’t have seen this
I might be wrong but I believe what was in beta.0 didn’t get merged and the 2.5.7 that’s released doesn’t include that fix. But thanks for reminding me of that beta, I could actually be using that
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Here’s what has me confused as to what was merged: Pull requests · meteor/meteor · GitHub
There are 2 2.5.7 PRs and neither were marked merged but I can see some of the commits in the branch.
It seems there’s a bit of confusion here. I’m guessing all the personnel changes haven’t helped. In the Meteor changelog 2.5.7 is listed: Changelog | Meteor API Docs
It would be great to get a 2.5.7 which works and also includes what is in 2.5.7-beta.0 (incase it doesn’t already).
Aside from broken builds, this is also breaking my confidence with the recent versions of Meteor. Hope we can bring back our confidence in the releases so that we are more than willing to test new releases just like before.
Hi @rjdavid and @truedon, you’re right, and we will do our best to improve.
@klabauter, since yesterday, we’ve had some instability with our machines on Macstadium, preventing us from finishing the release. We’re already in contact with their support, and we’re doing what we can to fix this and complete the release asap.