Bug: Redis is on - yet packages being removed from package.json

[karh]

Wappler 5.2.5
Fedora 36 (linux)
NodeJS

Redis is on in the project settings, but sometimes Wappler removes the redis packages from the package.json.

This recently happened when:

1. After updating to 5.2.5
2. Today, after switching to my production target -> changing security provider in globals -> hitting CTRL+S

MY settings:

Package.json:

[Sorry_Duh]

Do you also have it enabled in the work flows tab for the target?

Link showing where to find this you might have this on already

How to preserve login on update node/docker?

In project setting - targets enable Redis on the targets you need: [Screenshot 2022-11-01 at 18.47.32] In the workflows tab hit the cog icon to open up some global options for server connect: [Screenshot 2022-11-01 at 18.47.50] Once open enable Redis in the Redis tab: [Screenshot 2022-11-01 at 18.48.26] Set the session store to Redis: [Screenshot 2022-11-01 at 18.48.33]

[nickneustroev]

I have had a similar issue for a long time.

Wappler updates keep wiping out Redis from package.json

W 4.9.1. NodeJS Win 10 I have a project setup, where I don’t use Docker locally, but only for Staging and Production. I have a Redis turned on, it works normally. But after Wappler updates (even extensions) Redis wiped out from package.json. So Redis stop working after deployment. UPD: I have only one project with such a setup so I can’t confirm if this is specific for my project or if it is a common problem. [image]

The deal is that I’m always using a simple Own Server hosting type for local target, instead of using Docker (I just don’t see the need for it in local dev).
But for all non-local targets I’m using Docker.

So when switching from one to another, the package is changing. And it causes Redis to stop working on non-local targets.
I can prevent this if after switching to deploy target, I turn off and on the Redis in target settings.

W 5.2.0.
NodeJS
Win10

[karh]

Ah yes, I forgot about this one thanks.

It is on… but there’s still something changing the package.

@nickneustroev thanks, I think our issue is related but sadly not exactly the same.

I am using docker locally as well. But just like you, the redis packages are cleaned from the package.json at some point.

I just tried what you said (well almost, not in the target settings):

1. go to production target, turn off and on redis in server connect settings.
   Result: it added them to the bottom of the package.json file - perhaps this is a fix and it’ll remain like that.

[Teodor]

Fixed in Wappler 5.4.3