repair can always be called
this is because sometimes cloudron thinks there is no error, but there is
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@@ -1397,9 +1397,8 @@ function repair(appId, data, auditSource, callback) {
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get(appId, function (error, app) {
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if (error) return callback(error);
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if (app.installationState !== exports.ISTATE_ERROR) return new AppsError(AppsError.BAD_STATE, 'Only allowed in error state');
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const appError = app.error || {};
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const appError = app.error || {}; // repair can always be called
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const newState = appError.installationState ? appError.installationState : exports.ISTATE_PENDING_CONFIGURE;
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debug(`Repairing app with error: ${JSON.stringify(error)} and state: ${newState}`);
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@@ -1413,7 +1412,7 @@ function repair(appId, data, auditSource, callback) {
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if ('overwriteDns' in data) args.overwriteDns = data.overwriteDns;
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// create a new task instead of updating the old one, since it helps tracking
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addTask(appId, newState, { args, values, requiredState: exports.ISTATE_ERROR }, function (error, result) {
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addTask(appId, newState, { args, values, requiredState: null }, function (error, result) {
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if (error) return callback(error);
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eventlog.add(eventlog.ACTION_APP_REPAIR, auditSource, { taskId: result.taskId, app, newState });
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