Update Your Nightscout Site to the Latest Version
Updating your website to the newest version (currently 13.0, nicknamed Ketchup) is easy with the update tool linked below.
Requirements
This version of Nightscout will probably not run on anything older than these versions/platforms:
Azure Users
As of 0.12, Nightscout no longer readily supports the free Azure platform. If you really want to keep using Azure, don’t update to this version.
Directions
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If you do not see one of the buttons described above, continue to follow the green buttons until you reach the purple “merged” icon. If anything else unexpected happens, post in the Facebook group with details about what you tried and how far you got. |
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If you’re on Azure, or you’re on Heroku and have Automatic Deploys enabled, you’re done! If you’re on Heroku and don’t have Automatic Deploys on yet, or aren’t sure, run through these steps below! |
To verify that your site has updated, load your website in a browser. If your website is already open, reload it. Click the menu icon in the upper right and look toward the bottom of the settings panel to see the version number.
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Please note, it may take a few minutes before your site updates after updating the fork. Be patient! Some new features, updates, or bug fixes may require that you clear your browser cache before you will see the changes take effect. |
Uploader App
If you are using Cookie Monster or Dreamsicle version of the uploader, you do not need to update your uploader application. If you are using a version older than Cookie Monster, click here to update your Uploader App to the current version.
Release Details
To learn more about this release, see here.
Update Troubleshooting Steps Nightscout
NIGHTSCOUT Version14.0.6
If you used the “update” link to update your Github repository, but your site is not showing the current version, please review the following steps for either your Heroku or Azure site:
Heroku – Simple Redistribute
If you are a Heroku user, you may need to manually redeploy your repository. To do this:
You must have the Organization Owner role for an organization to rename it.
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Click pencil icon next to the organization name.
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Enter the new name for the organization.
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Click Save.
IMPORTANT
To delete an organization, you must have an Organization Owner role for the organization.
You cannot delete an organization that has active projects. You must delete the organization’s projects before you can delete the organization.
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Navigate to the Settings page for your organization.
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In the General Settings tab, click Delete.
This displays the Delete Organization dialog.
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Click Delete Organization to confirm.¶
Please note |
Please note, it may take a few minutes before your site updates after updating the fork. Be patient! Some new features, updates, or bug fixes may require that you clear your browser cache before you will see the changes take effect. |