I’m trying to build the Meshery project locally, I followed the instructions here (Contributing to Meshery Server | Meshery). The build succeded, but after visiting localhost:9081 and choosing Meshery as the provider and signing in with Github, I get a message saying Meshery Deployment Incompatible UPGRADE MESHERY. Can someone help with this?
@deepto98, let’s get you past this. Will itemize the exact commands that you ran to create this build?
@Lee Thank you, yes, sure. I ran:
make ui-setup
make ui-build
make server
Then I waited for the build to complete. Upon completion, I opened 9081. First it prompted me to sign in, redirected to the dashboard on the layer5 website. Upon visiting 9081 again, I saw session not found, and then was redirected to the Upgrade Meshery page, which I’ve attached a screenshot of.
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@deepto98 I encourage you to join the weekly Meshery Dev meeting and let’s troubleshoot live. Other contributors don’t report this behavior. There’s likely a small item that is getting in your way and that is specific to your system. Try using a private browsing window when you open http://localhost:9081
Hi… I am getting the above same error and I also followed the same command and contribution guide.
what should i do?
Resync your fork. Instructions here.
- Go to your meshery folder in your local system where you’ve cloned it.
Execute:
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git remote add upstream https://github.com/meshery/meshery -
git fetch upstream -
Restart the meshery server
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git pull upstream masterto pull
Thank you so much, sir.
Thank you so much, @Mohith_Gadireddy .
