Created attachment 754310 [details] build.log This was a recent clean install from gitlab-14.4.2, but update fails again with the same issue as before: role 'git' does not exists. Going to check this...
Created attachment 754314 [details] emerge.info
Created attachment 754318 [details] emerge.pqv
gitlab-update-config.service is not being started with gitlab.target. From news read I understood that gitlab.target would bring all required services up.
(In reply to Samuel Bernardo from comment #3) > gitlab-update-config.service is not being started with gitlab.target. > > From news read I understood that gitlab.target would bring all required > services up. sorry, it runned... gitlab-update-config is oneshot so in the end appears as inactive dead, but the logs shows that it synchronized the config.
It seems that the issue was already in current install... Besides gitlab-puma.service appears with state active (running), looking to the logs it actually failed with same error: "message":"! Unable to load application: ActiveRecord::ConnectionNotEstablished: FATAL: role \"git\" does not exist\n"} /gems/activerecord-6.1.4.1/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/postgresql_adapter.rb:83:in `rescue in new_client': FATAL: role "git" does not exist (ActiveRecord::Con I reviewed what I have installed and realized that I have acct-user/git ebuild with gitlab use flag. Then there are other ebuild from gitlab overlay for setting up the group that are not installed (at least not a required dependency for current version): acct-group/gitlab My current installed ebuilds are: acct-group/git acct-user/git with gitlab use flag
I'm now checking the dependencies and realized that acct-group/gitlab is a dependency of gitlab if pages use flag is enabled. Going to test with this option enabled. I also did a complete emerge -cv after uninstalling gitlab this time. Trying to set the configs for this new release (I could have some garbage from old gitlabhq).
Using package on another machine, it also fails the update, so all scripts are also called on that case. gitlab ebuild seems to be working for both scenarios: compiling from source or using binary package. I couldn't bypass that error of git account yet... Need to remove and install it again to keep going. Need to solve the issue later.