Plugin Updates individually ?

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Hallo,
There are several plugin updates. Can I do this individually?
My installation crashes when all updates are running successively.
Thanks for an answer.

@pima2235 Yes you can update the plugins individually, but this isn’t possible through the webgui. Login to your pimatic server and use cdto get into /home/pi/pimatic-app/node_modules. Go into each plugin directory, which you want to update and run sudo npm update or sudo npm install <pluginname>@latest.

@thost96
Hallo,
Thank you for your quick response. The console is still my friend.

Thank you very much.

well, we should make a feature request out of this i suggest.
maybe it makes sense to implement it into the framework

pls upvote the first post in this thread if you welcome this feature request

Hallo,
Yes, I want it to be separated in the GUI because
Under pimatic / updates I get the information that updates e.g. For
Plugins but also available for pimatic itself. Pimatic I would update however separately.
I’m currently getting updates for

Pimatic-cron
Pimatic-gpio
…
Pimatic-sunrise etc. - but also for

Pimatic current version 0.8.95, latest version 0.8.107
However, there is only one button> install plugins <.

Solution:
Find update for pimatic-xxx _________ O or X (select box)

New button: install selected updates

Can this be arranged?

@pima2235 said in Plugin Updates individually ?:

Pimatic current version 0.8.95, latest version 0.8.107

Note, you’re running an outdated and unsupported version of pimatic.
Please consider to migrate to pimatic 0.9.

Can this be arranged?

Not for pimatic 0.8

I doubt running all updates individually versus doing all updates alltogether makes a big difference here.

I recently had this case - I think there where 4 or 5 plugins. After clicking “update” I wasn’t able to reach the webinterface anymore. Even after a complete restart of the Raspberry. In my eyes this feature would make completely sense as I now am a little bit afraid to run many updates at once.

@quotschmacher had the same problem but with 0.8.

Tried it again with 0.9 and it worked “perfectly”…

Hallo,

Thanks for the hint … but, never change a running system …

Okay, then I’ll probably have to update.

thanks, see you

backup your system first or if you are able just install a fresh sd card with jessie and pimatic v0.9
you can use your existing config.json. pimatic v0.9 will convert it then

So,

I have put a completely new installation on new SDCard and Raspberry:

Step 1:
Node-v6.9.1-linux-armv7l and pimatic 0.9.34

Step 2:
Pimatic update from 0.9.34 to 0.9.35

Step 3:
Config.json with existing replaced

Step 4:
Pimatic start with

Sudo node / home / … /pimatic.js <

Loading plugin … cron …
Loading plugin … pimatic-mobile-frontend …

Installing pimatic-homeduino@0.9.11 from npm-registry
…
…

ERR! Failed at the serialport@2.0.6 install script …
ERR! This is most likely a problem with the serialport package

…

No plugin found for the device “xxxxx” of class “HomeduinoRFSwich”!

Thanks for an answer

Supplement:
After research in the forum is probably the Node version is not correct. I’ll try with the 4.4.5

yes, go for node 4.4.5!!

It is all installed. However, I get 2 error messages:
Hallo,

1. Invalid config: Missing property “allowedOrigin” in / settings / cors

and

2. The device type KodiPlayer does not implement a destroy function.

To 2) if rules are enabled with Kodi, pimatic crashes immediately.

Thanks for help.

no 1. can be ignored for the time being.
a rework of the cors settings is in progress