Version Error when viewing


#1

Get the following error in webcore when looking at a piston.

WARNING: Results may be unreliable because the parent app’s version (v0.2.0fe.20171109) is newer than the child app’s version (v0.2.0fd.20171105). Please consider updating both apps to the same version.

I have checked all the components and they are all the same version.

Any ideas?


#2

You might need to copy the raw code into the child apps if you are not seeing updates on the github integration.

You can find all the links to the most recent code here


#3

Try logging out of webcore then back in. I’ve had that and I had to re authorize the browser from settings and then everything updated in webcore


#4

Not using GitHub, I updated using the raw code, and have verified the same version on all 4. Still get the error.


#5

Ok did you try the advice above from @Gopack2? The only other thing that comes to mind for me would be clearing your browsers cache


#6

tried all that, no luck. next stop is removing all the components and reinstalling.


#7

@ipaterson any ideas?


#8

We had a report recently of the SmartThings developer dashboard containing a broken copy of one of the smart apps that did not show up in the My Smart Apps tab. The problem did not manifest in the error message that you are seeing, but I would still like to check on this first.

At developer.smartthings.com click My Locations followed by the smartapps link in the Installed SmartApps column. Under webCoRE you should see all of your pistons, but also the following:

  • webCoRE (when you click this row you will see webCoRE Storage as the app name)
  • webCoRE (dashboard)

Do you have anything else in that list of smart apps that does not belong, like an app with a blank or duplicate name?


#9

Nothing blank or duplicate but there is a smart app called “Super LAN Connect” that I have no idea about…


#10

Is that indented under the webCoRE app?


#11

Otherwise, click each of the 4 webCoRE smart apps in the developer portal and double-check the version number on line 19 to make sure nothing is outdated.


#12

nope, it is by itself, and I have checked each of the apps for webcore and they all show the same version, hence my dilemma


#13

I’m not sure what else to suggest. The code that generates that error message (webCoRE Piston) uses the hard-coded version number at the top of the same file to display the child app version.

You’ve saved all four with the latest version but are they also published with the Publish > For me button? The Status column on the My SmartApps page will show Edited if it still needs to be published.