I updated my Toolkit configuration (specifically the tk-framework-desktopserver as it’s meant to fix a browser integration issue), but my desktop app doesn’t seem to be using the same version.
I did a core update and update all apps on my config and now i have version 1.7.3 in my config:
However when I try the browser integration it’s still not working and the desktop app console shows it’s using version 1.7.1 of the desktopserver:
Not sure if these version numbers should be in sync, but the Toolkit basic configuration in the desktop app is also showing v1.7.1:
I tried deleting the bundle cache from my local disk, but when restarting Desktop it downloaded version 1.7.1 again. In my local bundle cache i don’t have the new 1.7.3, only 1.7.1
Is your config linked to a Project or the site?
Because when the app loads it loads from the available Site Config and then it loads the individual project configs with the configs available for them (or the site if no project config available).
The config is linked to a project. I only maintain project configs, or is there always a site config that I’m unaware of?
When Desktop launches, it uses the Site config to launch into the Site context (projects list).
If you don’t define a Site config on the site then it always uses the latest available cloud config for your version of Desktop.
The site config is something I could never really wrap my head around. How can I define a studio config?
You can go to the default page list (admin menu → down → Default Page Layouts → Pipeline Configurations) and then define a new Site Config, just remove the Project Link.
Make sure to test this in isolation by adding only yourself to the Allowed Users.
Then quit SG Desktop and start it again.
it will now launch and bootstrap using the available Site Config instead of the Cloud Config.
Once you are in the Projects Menu and select a Project Toolkit will bootstrap a separate python instance with that Project’s config.
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Ah good to know, will give that a go, thanks for your help!
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