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Docker Desktop update results in... an uninstallation(?) #14316
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This may be related to #14299 |
An an attempted reinstallation with the 4.33.1 installer just gave the following error:
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@SpiralBrad I am sorry to hear that you are having troubles upgrading Docker Desktop.
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I could do neither thing in the state it was in, but I did manage to reinstall Docker Desktop 4.33.1. I am certain that if I were to upgrade to 4.34.2 (current) using the UI at this point, I would return to the state of this issue, where Docker was completely uninstalled (as the same process has caused it twice). But with my current installation of 4.33.1, the diagnostic confirmed an upload, and is: DAC528BD-C4E4-4BF2-B504-28FF4B6BAE1C/20240918191054 I saw it gathering tons of logs from previous dates, so that may have plenty of data for you. |
Download the latest release 4.34.2 . This may solve the problem for you, But, it also giving errors while starting for me these days. Maybe, it will work for you. Just don't use WSL and Docker together, Their compatibility issues are causing most of these problems. |
I was indeed able to update to 4.34.2 using the installer on its' release notes page. Had I updated using the UI in 4.33.1 I think it would have broken again. I'm gonna be rather leary of updating from the UI for a while, heh. |
Description
Twice now, I I have tried to update Docker Desktop (from 4.32.0 and I think even 4.33.1) to the more recent 4.34.1 and now 4.34.2, and it results in... no errors, but also no more Docker Dekstop.
The UI alerts me to a newer version, and it allows me to download and update it within the UI. I do that, and... the UI goes away, with nothing further. At that point, I no longer have Docker Desktop installed.
Reproduce
Expected behavior
Docker Desktop should UPDATE (as that is what the user is doing), not uninstall.
An uninstallation should not be part of the process. It should update in-place, and if there are maintenance or cleanup tasks needed from older versions, they should be handled as part of the update; not via a complete uninstallation.
docker version
(can't get anything of use, as docker was uninstalled under my nose; reinstalling would be of no use for this)
docker info
(can't get anything of use, as docker was uninstalled under my nose; reinstalling would be of no use for this)
Diagnostics ID
(can't get anything of use, as docker was uninstalled under my nose; reinstalling would be of no use for this)
Additional Info
No response
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