Need link for the inferno v2.11.0 release

[dileeprt]

HI, could you please share the link for inferno v2.11.0 release. The latest release is still v2.10.0 in the location https://github.com/onc-healthit/inferno/releases

[radamson]

The head of the development branch represents Inferno Community v2.11.0 if you would like to check it out now. The specific commit is 73aa1a8.

We do expect to publish a formal GitHub release for this in the next couple days after we've had a chance to do some end-to-end testing. You can find the open PR to merge development into master here: #514.

Let me know if I can help you get setup in the short term and I'll post an update when it actually releases!

[dileeprt]

Hello, Thank you very much for sharing the commit. I was able to download v2.11.0
But while trying to start the infrerno tool (using docker-compose up) it gives an error stating "host not found in upstream "ruby_server" in /etc/nginx/nginx.conf:73"
However Inferno v2.10.0 runs fine on my machine.

I'm using Docker version 2.3.0.4 (46911). Could you please help resolve this issue

[radamson]

Did you include the --build option?

i.e. docker-compose up --build

A new dependency was added to the application this release and will require rebuilding existing containers.

[dileeprt]

I tried the "docker-compose up --build" command also to start the inferno but faced the same issue.

[radamson]

A database from your previous installation is probably causing the issue. Can you delete or move your existing data directory and try again?

[dileeprt]

Hi radamson, I do not have any database installed for the inferno on my machine. I tried moving the existing "data" directory to a different location and starting the tool, but I got the same error again.

I have jotted down the detailed steps that I had followed below, could you please let me know if I have missed anything,

1. Downloaded the inferno tool using git clone command from "73aa1a8".

2. Navigated to the folder where the files are downloaded and opened command prompt and launched the tool using "docker-compose up --build"