What do we think about this:

nuller = ()=>; // CF: fine; Lucee: Syntax Error, Invalid Construct on line 2

writeDump([isNull(nuller())])

https://trycf.com/gist/a2d193ecb21c454dbe13d932c6c99c61/lucee5?theme=monokai And, yes, I did actually write code like that. Well actually it was

nullValue = (()=>)()

, but it's a similar issue.

6.0 BETA 2 and 5.4 RC ROADMAP update https://luceeserver.atlassian.net/jira/dashboards/10700

another nice new thing in 6

Not sure if bug, but got error in project because of that - query by query with aggregates on empty Query gives 1 empty record

6.0.0.450-SNAPSHOT is looking mighty fine

Lucee 6 BETA 2 is out !https://dev.lucee.org/t/lucee-6-0-451-beta-2/12673

What versions of Lucee are considered "supported"? By supported, I guess I mean that they get bug fixes. Is it basically just 5.3 now? And is there a place where that approach is documented?

Is there a standardized workflow or a built-in function for wanting to upload and rename a file? However, if the file name already exists, then make it unique. It just seems like this happens so often where I need document uploads that may be. There is a one liner that I am unaware of.

@zackster - I can ask - we haven't invested much time in rebuilding the server at the this point, we've just restored to 5.3.10.120 so rerunning the upgrade will just mean another restore if it fails again.

ok file a bug anyway plz

will do, just waiting on the information from our SysAdmin...

Ticket is created - LDEV-4550

We attempted to upgrade to 5.4.0.77-RC with the same result as before.

how can i use the cfprocparam type="out" to get the last inserted ID

this is how it looks like <cfprocparam type="OUT" cfsqltype="INTEGER" dbvarname="@id"> there seems no complete example on how to this in cfdocs or anywhere

Does anyone know if any changes should be made in order for cfhttp to work with http/2. I have just upgraded to a newer AWS EC2 instance and I am using http/2 rather than http1.1 and all of the sites are working correctly when browsing via a web browser but I have a scheduled task running that makes a cfhttp call that is no longer working.

<cfscript>
   cfhttp( url="<https://jobs.isc.co.uk>", method="get", result="result" ) {}
dump(result);
</cfscript>

returns an error: Connection Failure: Unknown host: Unexpected error: java.security.InvalidAlgorithmParameterException: the trustAnchors parameter must be non-empty. Any ideas? Running on Lucee 5.4.0.74-SNAPSHOT with 11.0.19 Eclipse Adoptium 64-bit. The SSL is attached to the Load Balancer (which hasn’t changed) - I created a new target group and attached the new EC2 and gradually updated the rules to forward traffic to the new EC2 target group.

@jcberquist (or anyone else who might know), I'm not really sure what the best channel is for this so here goes, I'm having an issue with cfformat between Windows and Ubuntu. The app in question is mostly developed by people on Windows and cfformat is working there (using custom .cfformat.json file in the root of the app). All files are formatted and a format --check says everything is in order (on Windows). I set up a github action to run cfformat on pushes and, there, it claims all files need formatting. After some digging, it looks like Ubuntu is ignoring the "tab_indent: true" setting and expects all my tab indents to be 8 spaces. If I turn the setting off, then windows and ubuntu act the same but, of course, it means all those tabs become spaces. ...which I guess is the "fix" if there is no other trick to get around it. Do you know of any settings magic to get tab_indent: true working as expected on Ubuntu? Both Windows and Ubuntu are running commandbox 5.8 and cfformat 0.19.0

let's test the 6.0 beta with a 5.2.1 install with java 1.8.136

So who's been trying out the new 5.4 RC or 6 BETA? I'm here to help or give nice responses to success stories! to get going, it's easy enough to cut a branch and running your CI tests (if you have them) against the latest SNAPSHOT since we published the RC and BETA

a lighter lucee light https://luceeserver.atlassian.net/browse/LDEV-4558

I am having a weird issue where my local dev (commandBox) has started complaining that ORM entities are not mapped. The code is identical to our staging server, which is running fine. I have tried multiple versions of Lucee and the Hibernate extension, too. I just cant put my finger on anything that would cause this. I do NOT get any errors when the app loads - (eg if there was a syntax issue in an ORM CFC - Lucee complains, instantly about these sort of issues). If I had to guess - I would say that Lucee isn't actually "seeing" some of the files - despite them being present on disk, in an unchanged location. Anyone got any random thoughts? Thanks!

Any reason this is not a bug? https://trycf.com/gist/fb06d38cab83e1a65a89fc7d13368b94/lucee5?theme=monokai

q = queryNew("id","integer", [["NOT_AN_INT"]])

q.addRow(["STILL_NOT_AN_INT"])

q.addRow(1)
q.setCell("id", "SERIOUSLY_NOT_AN_INT", q.recordCount)

writeDump(q)

CF, correctly IMO, errors-out on each of those.

what happens to https://rorylaitila.gitbooks.io/lucee/content/closures.html ?

Just installed Lucee (latest prod version) and used the boncode adapter to connect the website but getting this error: Anyone know why this is happening ? I just create a simple hello world page so no complex code but each time Load the site in the browser I get this:

Rolled back to version lucee-5.2.9.031 and those problems disappear. There must some issues with recent versions of Lucee running on IIS

lucee docs now has a lucee 6 engine option I also changed the select to radios, coz i hate dropdowns https://github.com/lucee/lucee-docs/pull/1378

so now you can run this 6 only example i added https://docs.lucee.org/reference/functions/querytostruct.html