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[Bug]: Unable to open / download planbook budget, SQL Migration Failure #4583

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delize opened this issue Mar 9, 2025 · 5 comments
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delize commented Mar 9, 2025

Verified issue does not already exist?

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What happened?

Upgraded from 2024 release to docker image:
actualbudget/actual-server latest 5a848d552f34

After upgrading, I am no longer able to open or download files. Which just produces this message:

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When looking at the browser console after the error:

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It seems there is a database migration trying to run and it fails the SQL changes.

Tried clearing cookies & cache

How can we reproduce the issue?

Run a database from ~2024.9
Upgrade to 2025.2>
Try to open file
File fails

Where are you hosting Actual?

Docker

What browsers are you seeing the problem on?

Chrome

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Mac OSX

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youngcw commented Mar 10, 2025

Try doing incremental updates instead of a big jump.

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delize commented Mar 15, 2025

Well, according to my docker-compose file, I was on latest with this issue happening.

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My previous change to my file was in January, and I try to update routinely every week. I only recently (last week) changed it to ghcr registry due to release notes for 25.3. So likely was on a more recent DB setup.

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delize commented Mar 15, 2025

And unfortunately, now I can't load my DB file at all. I will reach back out on Discord, but, I don't think this is user error or a jump in version situation.

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youngcw commented Mar 15, 2025

Is there a reason you moved away from docker hub? Those docker containers are still up to date

If you go back to the previous version do things work?

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delize commented Mar 16, 2025

I've been trying to move most of my stuff to GitHub as 99% of the containers I use are hosted there.

I also misunderstood the release notes announcement and thought you would be stopping releases on docker for Actual-Server.

I tried that last night, but I didn't see a difference in the previous version. Or it didn't spin up, will try again today.

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