Semantic Cite Update #124
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Hi Clarence, the latest release (SC 3.0) was released in November last year. Support for Semantic MediaWiki 4.0 (not 4.1) was added, although this issue still appears to be open: #107. Anyway, try installing SC with SMW 4.0 instead and if you continue to experience issues with your installation, head over to the issue board for SemanticCite and leave a post there. |
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Senantic Cite 3.0.0 installs and performs for me without issue under Semantic Mediawiki 4.1.3, resolving all of my previous issues with v2.1 under Semantic Mediawiki 4.0. Also, #107 is closed now and consistent with my current results (under SMW ~4.0). I should also mention that I am running PHP 8.1. Thanks all. UPDATE: In my dev environment where the only difference is that it doesn't receive many edits, and I'm not running any SMW maintenance scripts via cron, I have all of the Semantic Cite-related tables, but all are missing now in production, so something nuked them: I also noticed the following missing from production: My current suspicion is that my SMW maintenance scripts resumed via cron at a clumsy point after upgrade, so I'm manually resetting the data store and rebuilding the data. UPDATE: My suspicions seem correct. I'm still running the last command here, but the missing tables are restored, and I expect all will be kosher once I finish. Maintenance scripts I used in the order listed: Confirmed this fixed my issue, so my original post stands. |
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Did you try running update.php? That should check for all tables needed. |
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Yes, I did run update.php when I updated PHP from 8.0-->8.1 and MW from 1.39.5-->1.39.7. All was kosher then, because the tables were created properly (or perhaps they still lingered from failed attempts to install Semantic Cite v2.1 last year). However, some process nuked the tables I mentioned, and it would've had to be a SMW maintenance script I have in cron. I can think of nothing else that would cause it (since I didn't change anything). I copied a snapshot of my server and switched the floating IP over once all was updated is all. |
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Good Day:
Semantic Cite is an excellent extension. But I have FOMO for the latest Semantic MediaWiki.
I have failed to install Semantic Cite under: MediaWiki higher than 1.35.x and Semantic MediaWiki higher than 3.2.3.
I have attempted without success:
composer update --with-all-dependencies
composer composer update --no-dev
I have attempted this on a Mac, on Windows 10 and 11 using XAMPP and under Windows 11 > WSL2 > Ubuntu 20.04. Retrying is an annual hobby.
My present versions:
Windows 11
Microsoft WSL2
Ubuntu 20.04.
PHP: 7.4.3
MariaDB: 10.3.39
MediaWiki: 1.35.10
Semantic MediaWiki: 3.2.3
Semantic Cite: 2.1.1
My wiki is local only; no external access.
Here is an error message. Please excuse my use of PRE tags.
Your requirements could not be resolved to an installable set of packages. Problem 1 - Root composer.json requires mediawiki/semantic-cite ~2.1 -> satisfiable by mediawiki/semantic-cite[2.1.0, 2.1.1]. - mediawiki/semantic-cite[2.1.0, ..., 2.1.1] require mediawiki/semantic-media-wiki ~3.0 -> found mediawiki/semantic-media-wiki[3.0.0, ..., 3.2.3] but it conflicts with your root composer.json require (~4.1). Use the option --with-all-dependencies (-W) to allow upgrades, downgrades and removals for packages currently locked to specific versions.Thank you
Clarence Pettis
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