The problem is that you upgraded to 6.11.0 first, which had an issue. You should restore the database and upgrade directly to 6.11.1.
Oops.. no manual fix possible? I am running just the latest tag and it happened automatically.
I do not have a backup of the previous version...
If it's not possible to fix manually I will just remove and recreate the database, I am still evaluating / testing Traccar and devices.
You can fix it manually. You need to recreate the tc_actions as a normal table.
I tried but that did not help me. So I just destroyed the database, recreated an empty one, but using the latest docker tag I still get the same error.
Also explicitly using 6.11.1 as docker tag results in the same error.
So essentially I now get this error on a fresh install of 6.11.1.
I know for a fact that a clean TimescaleDB database works correctly with 6.11.1 because we already deployed quite of few servers with this version.
OK; I started it with a new seperate postgres container instead of using my existing cluster and it worked. So there is probably something left in the database that is not deleted. I'll figure it out.
Thanks!
Version 6.11 is not starting on my Docker swarm:
I have now fixed my tag to 6.10 and that remains to work.
Any tips?