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Show available core updates in the admin and update from there - #551
The admin shows core updates and updates the core from there, with WordPress's Updates screen as the model.
A new Updates row in the sidebar after Settings, for those who can update the core, with a count beside it while an update waits.
A notice above every other admin screen: "Gophenberg 0.20.1 is available! Please update now." After a failed update it says "The update to Gophenberg 0.20.1 failed to complete. Please attempt the update again now."
The Updates screen at /admin/update-core shows the running version, when the site last checked (Check again) and when it checks next, the version on offer with its release notes link, why an offer cannot be installed (PostgreSQL too old, an install that updates by hand), and the backups kept.
Update to version X asks first, then follows each step on the screen (download, unpack, verify, back up, restart), waits for the site to come back, and ends by saying it succeeded (with a reload of the admin), went back to the previous version, failed before anything changed, or has not come back yet. A version that failed its start check is offered again as Re-install version X, and a release that failed it with no way back shows how to restore the backup, even after a reload.
The words are WordPress's where WordPress has them, with WordPress's own Spanish. New strings ship as fuzzy drafts.
The update API no longer offers, or reports a failure for, a version the site already runs.
The admin moves to godmin 0.26.0, whose sidebar rows take a count, and the plugin SDK passes on Spinner, updateIcon and UPDATE_CORE.
Why
The server could already start an update and report where it stands, but nobody saw it without the command line.
Testing Instructions
Run pnpm cover in frontend/ and make e2e. The screen's every state is covered with a fake API, and the end-to-end test opens Updates from the sidebar.
On a site with an install root and an official build, under a service manager that restarts it on exit 75, sign in as an administrator while a newer version is on offer: the sidebar shows a count, the posts list shows the notice, and Updates offers the version. Press Update to version X, confirm, and follow the steps until the success notice.
Sign in as an editor: no Updates row, no count and no notice.
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New Features
Added an Updates screen for checking and applying available core updates, with progress, backup guidance, and status notices.
Added an Updates navigation link and notices for available or failed updates. Access is limited to users with update permissions.
Update confirmations explain when a backup is required and what to expect if an update fails.
Added Spanish and French translations for the update interface.
Documentation
Expanded guidance on update checks, requirements, manual updates, progress, and recovery.
Updated plugin SDK documentation with the update capability and navigation details.
Bug Fixes
Update offers and failure notices are cleared once the site is running the relevant version.
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Walkthrough
This pull request adds a capability-gated Updates screen. Users with UPDATE_CORE can check for updates, review offers and backups, start updates, and follow progress and outcomes. It also adds update notices, backend overview filtering, SDK exports, tests, translations, and documentation.
The SDK exports UPDATE_CORE, updateIcon, and Spinner. Admin navigation adds an Updates item, and the router adds a capability-gated /update-core route. Tests and plugin SDK documentation cover these additions.
The overview removes offers at or below the running version and clears failures whose target version has been reached. Tests cover these conditions.
Update API, checks, and run state frontend/src/updates/api.ts, frontend/src/updates/CheckLines.tsx, frontend/src/updates/run.ts, frontend/src/updates/useUpdatesScreen.ts, frontend/src/updates/words.ts, frontend/src/settings/api.ts, frontend/src/test/updatesOverview.ts, frontend/src/test/updates-check.test.tsx, frontend/src/test/updates-run.test.tsx
The frontend validates update API data, submits checks and update requests, and tracks progress and terminal states. Screen state polls during updates and follows changes to the overview. Tests cover checks, progress, retries, rollback, and restart timeouts.
The screen presents update status, offers, backup information, confirmation controls, progress, and outcomes. Notices link to the Updates screen. Tests, translations, and documentation cover the interface and documented update states.
gopherium/gophenberg#553: It changes the shared sidebar contract used by this PR’s Updates menu item.
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A retry may keep showing “Downloading” after a rollback, and a failed update check can incorrectly say the site is up to date. Resolve these update-status issues before merging.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: adding an admin interface for available core updates and performing updates from that interface.
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Issue #539 is open and directly linked. The reviewed changes implement its coding requirements. They add the capability-gated Updates route and sidebar item after Settings, with an update count. They …
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The changed documentation, translations, tests, SDK exports, capability constant, godmin upgrade, settings fields, and API filtering support the Updates feature or the current PR description. Test hel…
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Issue #539 is open and directly linked. The reviewed changes implement its coding requirements. They add the capability-gated Updates route and sidebar item after Settings, with an update count. They add version, check timing, release notes, install limits, manual-update guidance, and backup data. They add confirmation, progress steps, restart waiting, success, rollback, and pre-change failure states. They add the availability notice and automated coverage for the screen, navigation, API behavior, roles, and update outcomes. The update API also removes offers and failures for versions already reached by the site, as specified by the current PR intent.
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The changed documentation, translations, tests, SDK exports, capability constant, godmin upgrade, settings fields, and API filtering support the Updates feature or the current PR description. Test helpers support the new automated coverage. No unrelated change is demonstrated by the reviewed change summary.
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The repository rule says a comment states WHAT the declaration does, never how or why. Two docblocks state a reason instead:
Line 17 gives a reason: "since a notice does not announce itself".
Line 30 gives a reason: "read fresh so the catalogue the reader loaded answers".
Reduce each summary to what the function does.
♻️ Proposed docblock wording
- * Speaks the words of an ending once they show, since a notice does not announce itself.+ * Speaks the words of an ending once they show.
- * Returns the words of each line of the steps, read fresh so the catalogue the reader loaded answers.+ * Returns the words of each line of the steps.
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Review comment at @frontend/src/updates/UpdateSteps.tsx at line 17:
Update the two docblock summaries in UpdateSteps.tsx to state only what their
declarations do: describe speaking the ending’s words and returning the words of
each step line, respectively. Remove the explanatory reason clauses and keep
each docblock directly above its declaration.
These checks cover the Updates page, so exact matching would detect extra or missing text that component tests do not cover at this page path. Use the complete initial-status paragraph, including Check now..
Suggested fix
- await expect(page.getByText(`Current version: ${version}`)).toBeVisible()- await expect(page.getByText('Gophenberg has not checked for updates yet.')).toBeVisible()- await expect(page.getByText('This site does not check for updates on its own.')).toBeVisible()+ await expect(page.getByText(`Current version: ${version}`, { exact: true })).toBeVisible()+ await expect(page.getByText('Gophenberg has not checked for updates yet. Check now.', { exact: true })).toBeVisible()+ await expect(page.getByText('This site does not check for updates on its own.', { exact: true })).toBeVisible()
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Review comment at @test/e2e/tests/updates.spec.ts around lines 15 - 17:
Update the Updates page assertions in the test to use exact text matching, and
include “Check now.” in the initial-status paragraph assertion. Preserve the
current-version and automatic-update status text while ensuring each assertion
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Review comments at @frontend/src/updates/UpdateSteps.tsx:
- Line 17: Update the two docblock summaries in UpdateSteps.tsx to state only
what their declarations do: describe speaking the ending’s words and returning
the words of each step line, respectively. Remove the explanatory reason clauses
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Review comments at @test/e2e/tests/updates.spec.ts:
- Around line 15-17: Update the Updates page assertions in the test to use exact
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[Medium impact] There are no blocking findings. The outstanding non-blocking issue can hide update progress when the settings request fails after an administrator starts an update.
### Issue 1
frontend/src/updates/UpdatesScreen.tsx:26-27
The page offers Update before the settings needed to follow it have loaded. When the overview arrives first, `updatesBody` renders `CoreOffer`, but `useUpdatesScreen` leaves `view` and the polling interval unset until the settings arrive. If the administrator confirms during that window and the settings request then fails, the server keeps updating while the page replaces all progress with “nothing can be updated here yet.”
Wait for both requests before enabling the update.
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Summary
Adds core updates to the admin:
Admins can spot core updates and open the Updates screen.
The Updates screen shows offers and follows each core update.
The update overview drops offers and failures once the running version reaches them.
Since the previous review, only announcement tests changed. They now wait for the expected text. No new issues were found.
The previously reported settings-loading issue remains: an administrator can start an update before settings arrive, and a subsequent settings error hides its progress. This is a non-blocking concern.
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Update starts before settings arrive
The page offers Update before the settings needed to follow it have loaded. When the overview arrives first, updatesBody renders CoreOffer, but useUpdatesScreen leaves view and the polling interval unset until the settings arrive. If the administrator confirms during that window and the settings request then fails, the server keeps updating while the page replaces all progress with “nothing can be updated here yet.”
Wait for both requests before enabling the update.
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Path: frontend/src/updates/UpdatesScreen.tsx
Line: 26-27
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**Update starts before settings arrive**
The page offers Update before the settings needed to follow it have loaded. When the overview arrives first, `updatesBody` renders `CoreOffer`, but `useUpdatesScreen` leaves `view` and the polling interval unset until the settings arrive. If the administrator confirms during that window and the settings request then fails, the server keeps updating while the page replaces all progress with “nothing can be updated here yet.”
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Review comments at @frontend/src/updates/CoreOffer.tsx:
- Around line 297-298: Update the `latest` condition in the `CoreOffer`
component to require that `overview.failed_at` is null before displaying the
latest-version heading. Preserve the existing `checked_at` and `refuses` checks.
Review comments at @frontend/src/updates/run.ts:
- Line 72: Update the priorBackup value in the update flow to use
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not claim the version is latest after a failed check.
If an earlier check found no offer and a later check fails, checked_at remains set while failed_at records the failure. This branch still displays “You have the latest version.” Suppress that heading while a check failure is reported.
Proposed change
--- "a/frontend/src/updates/CoreOffer.tsx"+++ "b/frontend/src/updates/CoreOffer.tsx"@@ -294,7 +294,9 @@
? undefined
: __('An updated version of Gophenberg is available.', 'gophenberg')
}
- const latest = overview.checked_at !== null && !refuses(overview, overview.running)+ const latest = overview.checked_at !== null &&+ overview.failed_at === null &&+ !refuses(overview, overview.running)
return latest ? __('You have the latest version of Gophenberg.', 'gophenberg') : undefined
}
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returnlatest ? __('You have the latest version of Gophenberg.','gophenberg') : undefined
constlatest=overview.checked_at!==null&&
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returnlatest ? __('You have the latest version of Gophenberg.','gophenberg') : undefined
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The update runs asynchronously before /api/updates/apply reads its overview. If a retry creates its backup before that read, answered.backups.newest becomes the baseline. A later rollback does not create another backup, so the retry can remain at “Downloading” instead of reporting the rollback. Use before.backups.newest.
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priorBackup: answered.backups.newest,
priorBackup: before.backups.newest,
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🔴 High risk · Adding an admin flow to install core updates could replace runtime files and leave the site unavailable or require database restoration if startup fails.
Adds an Updates screen in the admin that shows available core updates, lets administrators start an update from there with step-by-step progress, and surfaces a sidebar count and notices for pending or failed updates. No issues found.
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Closes #539
What
The admin shows core updates and updates the core from there, with WordPress's Updates screen as the model.
/admin/update-coreshows the running version, when the site last checked (Check again) and when it checks next, the version on offer with its release notes link, why an offer cannot be installed (PostgreSQL too old, an install that updates by hand), and the backups kept.count, and the plugin SDK passes onSpinner,updateIconandUPDATE_CORE.Why
The server could already start an update and report where it stands, but nobody saw it without the command line.
Testing Instructions
pnpm coverinfrontend/andmake e2e. The screen's every state is covered with a fake API, and the end-to-end test opens Updates from the sidebar.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Documentation
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