noticing some curious behavior on prisma cloud. wh...
# orm-helpc
cedric
04/18/2019, 8:56 PMnoticing some curious behavior on prisma cloud. when creating a new service from scratch, it appears to default to prisma 1.23 (with no clear path to choose a version or upgrade). is this the latest supported version of prisma on prisma cloud?
cedric
04/18/2019, 8:59 PMcedric
04/18/2019, 8:59 PMthe dev server seems to be beta but ideally i'd like to work against 1.31 final
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Jared
04/18/2019, 9:01 PMif you click the little gear icon, theres an upgrade cluster button
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Jonathan
04/18/2019, 10:53 PMJonathan
04/18/2019, 10:55 PM@Jared i don’t see an upgrade cluster button for heroku-hosted servers
Jonathan
04/18/2019, 10:56 PMi’ve been following the steps outlined by wwwillchen at the above link to manually upgrade
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patrickdevivo
04/19/2019, 1:01 AMI'm wondering about the same thing, were you able to find out any more information?
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cedric
04/19/2019, 1:11 AMYep I’m on Heroku as well so maybe that’s the discrepancy. Is it better to define the prisma server manually?
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Jonathan
04/19/2019, 1:34 AM@patrickdevivo @cedric see above link! the docs are geared towards either a local docker setup or the demo servers. the prisma folks control the version that runs on the prisma-cloud instantiated heroku servers…and it’s not kept in sync with the demo servers. you can either downgrade your globally installed prisma package to 1.23 or you can manually upgrade the heroko image as wwwillchen explains in the above linked thread.
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cedric
04/19/2019, 1:36 AMYep, we wrote our app to use the new data model so we’ll upgrade
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Jonathan
04/19/2019, 1:39 AMto clarify, the prisma folks control the initial prisma version that’s deployed to heroku. you’re free to update it if necessary.
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patrickdevivo
04/19/2019, 1:47 AM👍 thanks for the info
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Storm
04/20/2019, 10:20 AM@Jonathan Once again super helpful. Thanks 👍
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