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The button in general is a dumb idea. People who purchase self hosting already know about cloud hosting. It serves no purpose other than to remind you cloud will eventually replace self hosting 😄 Though to be fair, they haven't been short on dumb ideas as of late.

The issue was my quota. I removed a bunch of stuff to free up room which is why you see it only being 1/3 now. Would have never thought to check that. Maybe have a bit of red text letting you know your quota is almost full instead of just saying the file is too large?

Did you click that link? The error happens when the the changelog in the URL is pointing to an ID that doesn't or no longer exist. You can reproduce it by purposely using an ID that doesn't exist. But this happens when you delete a changelog and the page reloads with the same changelog id on the URL.

This is referring to the IPS website which is why it's in suggestions 😛

I noticed our maximum upload size was reduced to 24.92kb. That's not even enough to upload a fart. I'm not able to upload any media at all with that limitation. Please change that back. Makes it impossible to post screenshots

If the changelog ID doesn't exist, IE after you delete a previous version, or you purposely select an ID that doesn't exist, you get a template error where the download button would be. https://invisioncommunity.com/files/file/8797-block-from-downloading-my-files/?changelog=269801111

When you delete a previous version on IP.Downloads file it throws a template error on the download button. You can also reproduce this by changing the changelog ID to one that doesn't exist and it'll produce the same error. Was able to reproduce it on the IPS website as well.

You have to wait for them to push an actual update instead of a patch. For now you can update manually if you're self hosted.

Now they're deleting posts. Yikes.

I've been running 8.1 for months now. Why are some of my apps locked to prevent fatal errors if they were already compatible? Also why wasn't there any mention of this in the update list? The update just said Improvements to marking posts as solutions. I assumed it was a small update. I would say moving to php 8.x compatibility is a pretty key feature.. What's the point in showing anything if you aren't going to show anything useful? Now I have 3 major apps that are the center of my community disabled waiting for updates that could potentially take weeks. It's just another failure after the next with these recent updates. Very truly ashamed how much IPS has devolved over the years.

Possible to get a config option to disable this for certain areas like downloads?

Update?

@Luuuk Right, but that only filters the list of conversations. It doesn't actually bring you to the content.

Would be nice to be able to search inside inbox conversations to look for specific keywords. It's almost impossible to find anything if you have a huge conversation. 👀

I do, looking forward to your DM ❤️

Apparently the update process still checks the version data for all apps regardless if enabled. One of them had invalid Json causing the error. It was the Steam app

I'm all fixed up! Ended up being an issue with a 3rd party application. Thanks @Marc Stridgen

Done. Also I checked the database in applications since that's where the error seems to happen and I noticed the app author for nexus was null in the DB. I fixed that but the error persists. I checked my other install and it's getting the same error and the app author is also null there. I wont attempt to upgrade the second install obviously but thought this would be useful.

Updated

When going to the upgrade page this is all I get. I've disabled all plugins, apps and custom themes with no luck array_keys(): Argument #1 ($array) must be of type array, null given

@Adriano Faria if multiple users create a coupon with the same name, it will apply the same discount across all files for all users.

Would be nice to include members in "everywhere" as well and not just content

Having this issue too. Would also be handy if we could get a test alert button so we can see what the alert looks like before making it active. 🙂

So far I've encountered 2 sites, one of my own, where it randomly went down with an error 500. The only fix was to use a new theme. The actual fix is to disable template caching, so I suspect there's an issue with that right now. The errors did not generate any logs, nor did any logs happen at the host level. So this post is basically useless outside of giving people encountering the issue another thing to try while waiting for support. Wild baseless guess: The new simple theme editor is borking cache