Thomas Fillon

You should retry because there is no authentification requirement I know about for accessing this public docker image ... see https://hub.docker.com/r/parisson/timeside/builds/bqaecruv2zpsmc5qizi3ttg/

It seems that there is some problems regarding the git submodules and especially about the version of the Timeside-Diadems one. I will try this on a fresh install to fully...

OK I think I get it. There is a mess with Timeside / Timeside-diadems version between sub-modules and docker image. I'll do the clean up right now..

the fault seems to be on the _Update git submodules_ command in the instructions above: `git submodule update --init --remote --recursive` does not seem to be the proper way to...

@AnasGhrab @lluc In the 'Upgrade process' above, please consider the following - Update git submodules (Timeside) - `git submodule update --init --recursive` the `--remote` option was apparently updating the different...

@AnasGhrab Did you remove your last comments ?

ok thanks `--fake-initial` should be ok since the django version is updated to 1.8 or 1.9 in the feature/dj1.8, feature/dj1.9 branches respectively.

No, there is no other merge to perform. Do you have changes in your models compared to the feature/dj1.9 branch ?

Could you please give the output of `git submodule` ?

The good procedure should be the one in my comment of the 22 february (except the git submodule command line). If this procedure is not good, we should correct it.