Wappler Version : 3.9.4
Operating System : Linux - Zorin 15 / Ubuntu 18.04
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Expected behavior
Upgrading Wappler from a previous version works properly.
Actual behavior
Attempting to install Wappler 3.9.4 results in Wappler becoming disabled / unusable on Zorin 15.3 (which is running on Ubuntu 18.04), and breaks the Linux package manager, requiring many updates including unfortunately, requiring removal of Wappler.
More detail:
I installed from Terminal the first time, and part-way through the install it said it failed and couldn’t continue (I don’t recall the exact message, I’ve closed that terminal window).
The OS then prompted me to update a bunch of things (dependencies) because it got all out of whack (technical term) and said that the Package Installer was Broken. Hadn’t seen that one before.
The only resolution was to: update the packages, and as part of that, remove Wappler.
I then used a visual package installer, to find out what was going on. Here’s the result:
How to reproduce
- Download Wappler 3.9.4 .deb package
- Attempt the install, using Terminal
- See the system get gummed up, and then requires you remove Wappler
Question: how do I download previous versions of Wappler? I hadn’t updated in a couple months and was hoping the update would solve some glitches I’ve encountered with Wappler. I believe I was on 3.8.1 or so, would like to update to the latest… but if this isn’t an easy fix, would prefer to update to the most recent version that doesn’t require libc6 to be >=2.29 (so I can install it).
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