I upgraded my Mac Node-Red to v2.0.2. The console shows v2.0.2, but, the web browser pull down (hamburger, upper right) still shows v1.3.4?
Screenshots of console and browser, attached.
Which version is running?
Alan
hi @n61ab could try with other web browser. I just upgraded in MAC also:
i use Google Chrome.
you could go to manage palette to view:
Hi,
Refresh cache?
Restart shell from scratch?
Paul
Update:
I tried three machines, Mac:Safari, NUC Windows 10:Edge, and NUC Ubuntu:Firefox.
Same result on all three, they each show v1.3.4 on the Hamburger and on the "Manage Palette".
Mac Terminal console shows 2.0.2
If you kill the terminal, does the editor still run after a browser refresh?
How do I "Restart shell from scratch?"
Alan
Yes, terminal "killed", Node-Red continues to run.
I used the "install script" on the initial v1 and v2 upgrade....so have always had Node-Red as a service.
that tells me even though you have node-red 2.0.0 installed, you have another instance of node-red already running in memory.
If you know there is a service that runs node-red, I imagine stopping that will permit the console version to work.
I am not familiar with MAC so cant help any further.
Alan
open a terminal window and run
pm2 info node-red
It should show something like this:
Which - in my case - shows that NR is running and the scrupt path is
/usr/local/bin/node-red
To stop it run
pm2 stop /usr/local/bin/node-red -- -v
Change the path (based on what your mac returned) and then restart it using
pm2 start /usr/local/bin/node-red -- -v
and see what is now shown in the dropdown
Thanks everyone. Problem Solved. I am so embarrassed!
I have two Macs. I figured out, I updated the first to 2.0.2 and was looking at the upgraded Mac's terminal, but.......I was connected to the other Mac, not yet upgraded via the Web Browser.
Sorry for taking up bandwidth on the forum.
Alan
1 Like
This topic was automatically closed 14 days after the last reply. New replies are no longer allowed.
