Several components broken since update

Several components broken since update

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(anonymous user)

Hello,

I’ve just updated PU from 3.9.7 to 4.0.1 and we’re facing several issues.

Modules Management:
Modules previously loaded disappeared. I had to add them again. No big deal but the interface is broken. Icons to edit, delete… can’t be clicked. (nothing relevant in Web console)
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Searching through local modules return JS error (as mentionned in another topic)

Referenced modules aren’t loaded even after restarting PU service (or reboot).

Pages:

Pages can’t be edited. View button lead to blank page.

I don’t know if something wen’t wrong during the update, no particular errors.

Product: PowerShell Universal
Version: 4.0.1


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All Comments (5)

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These issues will be resolved in 4.0.2. We have fixes in and they will be in tonight’s nightly build as well.

Adam Driscoll
PowerShell Expert and Developer at Devolutions

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Thank you Adam for your answer.

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Just done the upgrade to 4.0.2 and I still have the same issues.

AD Module is referenced but cmdlet are not recognized in App.
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Searching through installed modules return JS/React error

Page editor is fixed though.

Is it possible to downgrade without risk?

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I was able to attempt an upgrade to 4.0.1, realized I need to put in a lot of work and decided to go back to 3.9.7 without any issues.

Using Git in Two-Way with MSSQL configuration in Azure as Windows based WebApp.

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I reinstalled 3.9.7 easily. I just add to update dashboard.ps1 to replace New-PSUApp with New-PSUDashboard. Modules management is still messy and I had to work around to make it work again but it’s probably due to misconfiguration.

So yeah no big deal to downgrade.