I have been trying to install stable version of ErpNext from last 15 days. I have raised two issues myself and posted two questions.
I am using Ubuntu 16.04.
Following are the things I have tried:
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Installing Frappé on Linux OS → developer branch is unstable.switched to master using bench but it’s unstable as well.
Tried Easy Install but it gives an error(Screenshot attached).
While it’s good Erp, I have found it very difficult to install and run a stable version to demo it to clients. Even the master branch is not stable.
Kindly help me out.
Use the manual process on frappe/bench also make sure you have installed all prerequisites.
switched to master using bench but it’s unstable as well.
After bench switch-to-master it becomes important that you do bench update --patch as well. Did you miss this step ?
vrms
October 24, 2018, 5:08am
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… equals “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Installing Frappé on Linux OS” ?
it’s not getting any more stable then master. That said let me add that I am under the impression that most people seem to be quite happy with stability in general.
another howto I have just tested successfully on ubuntu 16.04. (in a LXC container) is this one
Yes, the Hitchhiker’s Guide is the manual approach only.
I did bench update --patch as well after switch-to-master. It gives following error
This one should help
If you are shifting between branches and facing this error (I face this error when I switch to develop and then back to staging-fixes), run the following command
# if you are in frappe-bench folder
frappe-bench > cd apps/frappe
frappe-bench/apps/frappe > find . -name "*.pyc" -exec rm -f {} \;
Basically, all the .pyc needs to be rebuild because of changes in lots of core files.
then after bench update, run bench update --patch
