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Apps installed using the command line do not show up in CP

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As per title, using something like app-qui install in the command line leads to the app not popping up in the WebUI.

My situation is as follows: the graphical installer for qui failed without an error for me and it didn’t output any troubleshooting information. I decided to try the command line. The command line worked without issue, and now I’m stuck with qui not popping up in the command line.

I am aware

https://feedback.ultra.cc/p/bug-version-number-of-installed-apps-different-when-updated-via is a thing, but this seems to be a slightly different/more severe issue, since you may or may not have error checking for this and this may corrupt the app state if the GUI installer is not aware of the installation.

Also, since the CLI is known to be funky, would it be possible to at least add a:
echo “Installing/updating programs using CLI may cause issues with the WebUI” to the script, or to --help ?

Posted by theno ·
Status: Completed1 comment

Comments1

  • varg

    Team•

    Mar 2

    This is a known “bug” or feature if you would rather want to call it that. This is intentional from our side to not have the client shell sync up with the UCP. If you want a application to show up in the UCP, you should install it from the UCP, or you can reach out to us via ticket and we will manually add the application for you to the UCP.

    > Also, since the CLI is known to be funky, would it be possible to at least add a:
    echo “Installing/updating programs using CLI may cause issues with the WebUI” to the script, or to --help ?

    Thank you for this suggestion. I will ensure it is being considered.