Openfoodnetwork: Release v3.3.0

[Matt-Yorkley]

Steps:

• [x] Include translations: tx pull --force
• [x] [Draft new release]
• [x] Notify #instance-managers of user-facing changes.
• [x] Test: https://semaphoreci.com/openfoodfoundation/openfoodnetwork-2/branches/master/builds/1819
• [x] Update translations if necessary
• [x] Publish and notify #global-community
• [x] Deploy and notify #instance-managers
• [ ] Nudge next release manager

The full process is described at https://github.com/openfoodfoundation/openfoodnetwork/wiki/Releasing.

[Matt-Yorkley]

Update guide for image resizing

Anyone managing an OFN instance should perform these steps to adjust image sizes before deploying this release. It should take 5-10 minutes.

If you've deployed the release already (without following these steps) and then realised the image sizes need to be updated, skip straight to part 2 :smile:

Part 1 - in the app

Log in as an admin user and go to https://<your-domain>/admin/image_settings/edit.

Under "Paperclip Settings" there should be four input fields, and the first two fields for MINI and SMALL images should have: 48x48> and 100x100>. Change these values to: 48x48# and 227x227#. Then scroll down to the bottom and hit the Update button.

Part 2 - in the console

In a terminal, connect to the server via SSH and do the following steps:

ssh openfoodnetwork@<your-domain>
cd apps/openfoodnetwork/current
bundle exec rails console

Wait until the console says: irb(main):001:0>, and then paste this in (and hit enter):

Spree::Image.find_each { |image| image.attachment.reprocess!(:mini, :small) rescue nil }

You should see some console output while it's running. When it stops, type quit to leave the console.

Done :+1:

Checking it's worked

You can verify the resizing was successful by going to a shop, right-clicking a product image in the shopfront and clicking "View Image" and it should say the size is 227px by 227px:

[filipefurtad0]

Hey @Matt-Yorkley

I've tested the release in staging-UK, after the fix about your deploy. All good there for a newly created enterprise and added pics.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/18kZlifPhBhFRQArif_z7QCt1CHZ4RFi3WEbQZ0_X3PM/edit#

However, I'm not entirely sure the transition works smoothly between the previous and the new shopfront.

• in stagin-UK, for a pre-existing hub, the pics look like smaller than they should I think

Also, the pics seem to be missing in pre-existing shops, after following the procedure for resizing windows and your fix #6248:

There was a failed staging attempt in this server, so maybe that's the reason. I'll retry the resizing procedure for staging-ES + deploy and report here again in a few mins.

[lin-d-hop]

@Matt-Yorkley Did the image resizing tasks happen on staging servers?

[Matt-Yorkley]

Looking now :+1:

[Matt-Yorkley]

I just followed my steps from the guide on UK Staging, and it looks good. Images in this shop were not resized before, and are resized now: https://staging.openfoodnetwork.org.uk/spicy-stuff-hub/shop

There's a few shops that have broken images on UK Staging, but they were broken before :+1:

[Matt-Yorkley]

Going to the Rails console:

Pasting in the resizing command:

After resizing has finished:

[filipefurtad0]

I just double-checked this on staging-ES as well:

Before resizing/deploy:

After resizing/deploy:

I think we are good here!

[filipefurtad0]

There is a tiny issue shopfront issue, which affects only:

• mobile
• items with prices in EUR
• prices with 4 digits

See below, left side - staging-UK / right side staging-ES

I wouldn't say this is a blocker and will proceeded to open issue #6252 on this but pinging you @Matt-Yorkley @RachL @lin-d-hop for awareness.

[kabhotz]

Dear Matt, I'm trying to reproduce your steps on my staging environment and at part 2 I have this error:

Seems there is a missing command.
Thanks in advance!
David

[kabhotz]

Problem solved with the installation of file command on Ubuntu 18.04:

sudo apt-get install -y file