Flarum 1.0.0 Released

MrB

Awesome! Congrats to to the entire team 🚀

Fantomen

Huge congratulations to the team!! 🥳

iPurpl3x

davwheat I will try that, but maybe I will struggle a bit because when I'm developing I don't have the vendor directory locally, only in a docker container...

davwheat

iPurpl3x

If you're developing extensions, and requiring core as you should, you should be able to run composer install in your ext's root to download and install core to your ext's vendor.

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Congratulations🎉

iPurpl3x

davwheat Ah yes true !
Also I use Visual Studio Code Remote Containers so I might be able to do it that way.

Hari

after upgrading are we supposed to see Flarum core 0.1.0-beta.16 in our dashboard?

Justoverclock

Hari no, you should se 1.0

luceos

Hari no it mentions 1.0.0; if not please open a new discussion and post the information we request in the OP.

davwheat

Hari

As @Justoverclock said, it should say 1.0.0. That indicates that one or more extensions your forum use aren't compatible and that your forum hasn't been updated. Open a new discussion over here and we we'll try to help you with that.

Hari

Sure, once please go through this https://discuss.flarum.org/d/27198-how-to-upgrade-beta-13-to-16-latest/6

luceos

Looks like extiverse has some issues understanding that 1.0 is out; looking into it.

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luceos Any update on this ? Just checked mine, and it still thinks Beta 16 is the latest 🙂

luceos

luceos [deleted] rob006

Extiverse is recovering now. Will need to do some work to implement their better "watching" logic. Will do the coming days.

tjrgg

Happy to finally see a v1 release! Great work on this and looking forward to start using Flarum more in production projects. 🙂

luceos

[deleted] somehow the packagist API isn't sharing the information on v1.0. I just reached out to them:

Hari

[deleted] [deleted] meanwhile try this method 🙂

https://discuss.flarum.org/d/27198-how-to-upgrade-beta-13-to-16-latest/12

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davwheat Step 3: Set the version constraint of flarum/core from ⁰.1.0 to ¹.0.0, do the same for any flarum/ prefixed entry under require. Or run this command:

provide command..

Unable to understand what is this, Please help

rob006

luceos AFAIK this endpoint is cached. You should use https://repo.packagist.org/p2/flarum/core.json to get fresh data.

EDIT:

Source: https://packagist.org/apidoc#get-package-by-name

The JSON API for packages gives you all the infos we have including downloads, dependents count, github info, etc. However it is generated dynamically so for performance reason we cache the responses for twelve hours. As such if the static file endpoint described above is enough please use it instead.

ctml

Congratulations flarum team, what an amazing achievement! So many talented individuals on your team, and an incredible amount of hard work and dedication required along the way that goes back well before I've joined the growing community. This release encapsulates all of the teams work of the past, but it also excites me of what's ahead. Every single team member involved should feel extremely proud of this milestone, I tip my hat to you all. Cheers 🍻

xkeyC

Cool!

BH98

Hi! Very new here. Flarum looks (and feels) great! 😀

Will this update make all plugins incompatible now? There's a fair few plugins I've been looking at but I'm not sure if they will all require to be updated to work with this latest version of Flarum?

davwheat

BH98 Will this update make all plugins incompatible now? There's a fair few plugins I've been looking at but I'm not sure if they will all require to be updated to work with this latest version of Flarum?

If they're mainly frontend changes, chances are that they might work without much editing.

Every extension will need a different amount of work done to upgrade for Flarum 1.0.

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