Gitea still complain about deprecated config even though I've already update them. Urgent! Please help! #481
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After upgrading Gitea on Kubernetes to Helm chart v9.1.0 with Docker tag 1.20.2, it failed to start:
Those deprecated config fields were in my old
values.yaml
but I've already updated them:I've even mounted the data volume to a server and manually update the
/data/gitea/conf/app.ini
, I'm sure those deprecated config fields above don't exist in the config file nor in my deployment config anymore.Seems like Gitea is still reading the old config from my database? (it says "Deprecated fallback", where's the fallback stored?) Or cache? How do I fix it? I cannot downgrade Gitea either since the DB is migrated. Please help! It's very urgent.
There is only one place for your config which is
app.ini
. Due to #356 you need to remove the old config entries yourself, otherwise they will stay present inapp.ini
.They are not stored in the DB, only read from
app.ini
.Close without any final information?
@pat-s Hi, it turned out the persistent volume name changed in the helm upgrade, so I found that there are two volumes, I had chagned
app.ini
in the old volume, which of course had no effect.Thanks. It's always nice to hear what caused the issue in the end instead of ghosting out without any information :)