I have an openhab instance running via docker-compose. I’ve been using it for the entire 4th generation of openhab.
This morning, I went to update via docker-compose down, modify the yaml to 4.3.4 and then docker-compose up.
When it boots, it now takes a significant amount of time, and when it restarts, after over 10minutes via docker, NONE of the bindings work. This includes Z-Wave, Zigbee, Modbus, Astro, Shelly, and a dozen others. I’ve tried the typical rebooting the docker containers, rebooting the entire linux system (bare metal server), and have even tried, via docker compose down/up and yaml to revert back to 4.3.2 No luck.
Any time the version of the OH running in the container changes from the version identified in userdata, the container will go through an upgrade process which includes cheating the cache which forces the redownload and reinstallation of the add-ons. That can take some time.
YOU WERE RIGHT!. Thank you for responding. I had to lookup how to post logs, and in the process of reading them, It looks like it got stuck in an upgrade “loop.” Then, when i tried to revert back to 4.3.2 it was left in a situation where it was left in limbo as there was a version conflict. I then tried to upgrade the container again to 4.3.4, and left it to simmer for a long time (several hours) and it came online and is now running on all 8 cylinders with 4.3.4. All bindings, configs, and the like are fully operational. Mission Accomplished.
