That definitely seems like an actual bug then. ix-apps should exist after migrating to 24.10 (that’s where your apps dataset is stored after migration) but it should be a hidden dataset. It being visible in 24.04 means something unexpected happened.
I suggest you submit a bug report explaining what you did and what you observed either through the UI or with the report a bug link at the top of this page, attach a debug file to it, and then give me the link to the ticket.
https://ixsystems.atlassian.net/browse/NAS-135334
I attached debug , screenshots, and additional images, but I can’t see them
Thanks, we’ve got it
Can you see the debug and screenshots I attached? I’m not sure if I submitted them correctly.
Yes they’re all visible to us via private upload links. Engineering is requesting that you try upgrading back to 24.10 or the new 25.04.0 that just released today and capture a new debug as well, if possible.
I can confirm that my problems with apps are gone after upgrading to 25.04.0, Thank you.
I upgraded to 25.04.1, but my apps still missing 
I also tried updating from 24.04.2.5 to 24.10.2.2 but same issue: all apps gone. The one that concerns me the most is photoprism.
midclt call -job k8s_to_docker.migrate default returned “Latest backup for ‘default’ does not have any releases which can be migrated”
midclt call -job k8s_to_docker.list_backups default returned a huge JSON with errors “Unable to locate release’s app’s migration file”
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I have tried the unset/set pool on apps, restarting docker and trying again but nothing worked.
Is there a way to force-generate the allegedly missing backups?
Did you ever figure it out?
you missed the June 1st deadline, there’s no more automatic migration.
You can’t be serious.
I went all the way to reverse engineer the code and found github /truenas/apps/tree/master/trains/stable/photoprism/1.3.3/migrations doesn’t have a “migrate_from_kubernetes” file.
Is there truly no way to point to a specific version instead of master in the trains? T_T
Yes, he is. This was announced months in advance, and the deadline has now passed.
Is this the kind of problem that money can be thrown at? As in do Enterprise users have the same issue? Or is the only solution to hire someone to manually migrate the apps?
Yes enterprise users have the same issue. After June 1st the only option is to manually migrate the apps.
