You can also look at some other translations, what parts are translated and what are still in english

Assumed so, perfect, thanks :-)

Wekan v4.70 has been released, it has new translations https://github.com/wekan/wekan/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md

Norwegian (NO) "first version" finished 100% yesterday, still needs some QA. Not an issue, but Norwegian (Nb) as language option can be removed, as it is excatly the same as Norwegian (NO) :-)

Thanks!

@therealnordlenning The problem with removing nb was, that only nb language name is translated in Wekan, there is no translation for no language name. So I then copied no translation to nb, added no members to nb, and removed no. This way language to translate in transifex is nb, and in Wekan that language name shows correnctly in language selection menu.

Hi all! new here. I'm Daniel From Australia. Plan to use Wekan for a couple projects. Most notably a NFP I co-founded MarqUnity.org.

I've successfully integrated our form system into Wekan's API to collect data and am well on my way to integrating Wekan into our intranet.

Great project all! look forward to being a part of it.

Thanks @danielwilson654 and Welcome ! :)

Good morning all. I have been running Wekan v 5.17 for many months in docker on a Pi4 and decided it was time to upgrade. I did a docker build for a new image with the 5.72 pi3 bundle and node 12.22.7 which build fine, but when I spin up the container with the new image I get a missing binary error - at Module.Mp.load (/root/wekan/bundle/programs/server/runtime.js:15:31) wekan | /root/wekan/bundle/programs/server/node_modules/fibers/fibers.js:23 wekan | throw new Error('Missing binary. See message above.');

I have retried with node 12.22.0 which is what's on my current working image and also 12.17 which the github docs says is current but always receive the same error

@b3lt3r Versions are listed at https://wekan.github.io Download section. Newest Pi bundle is at https://releases.wekan.team/raspi3/

Did you try with newest bundle?

Pi docs are at https://github.com/wekan/wekan/wiki/Raspberry-Pi

Hi yes - I read the docs you refer to and did download 5.72-arm64 and node 12.22.7 which shows as the latest 12. version.

sigh - I have tried every combination I can think of and the same thing always happens - complaint about fibers. I guess I will have to stay on 5.17 as that still runs ok. Last thing I will do is try to re-run the build that created that image and check it still works. I guess if not then the issue must lie elsewhere

ok - image built from 5.17 in Pi3 and node 12.18 runs just fine but image built changing 5.17 to 5.75 in the same dockerfile fails with missing fibers error so something has broken (in my environment at least) between 5.17 and 5.75

Just looked in the repos and I see there is now an offical arm64 dockerfile..... that didn't exist when I began so I created my own, which is the one not working. I can see stuff relating to fibers in official so will give that a go today

@b3lt3r Please try current 5.75 bundle from https://releases.wekan.team/raspi3/ , I made some fixes

arm64 dockerfile has not been tested, I don't know does it work

There is currently Snap and Docker versions only for x64

I have not done arm64/s390x/ppl64le versions yet

I did also make changes to arm64 bundle build scripts https://github.com/wekan/wekan/blob/master/releases/maintainer-make-bundle-a.sh

it does now add fibers correctly

I was originally using the 5.75 bundle from 12/11 and I don't see an update after that. I did try the arm64 dockerfile but that is a qemu based cross compile on amd64. It worked up to a point and then stopped with an invalid exec error which seemed due to trying to run (maybe) arm code on the amd.

What I'll try next is the 5.75 bundle outside of docker but my endgame is always to run in docker as that gives me more isolation. Failing that I'll try the amd64 docker compose with latest and see how that goes.

The dockerfile I have that works fine with 5.17 is very simple - bases on Ubuntu Groovy, adds a few utils for the OS (wget and zip), downloads and unzips Pi3 bundle, installs the node release and adds the start scripts reference which I have outside the docker so I can easily modify if required.

Rgds