v9.55 2026-06-18 WeKan ® release

This release fixes the following bugs:

• Fixed “Release All Platforms” snap build failing at upload with exit 64. The Launchpad snap build produced no .snap (only build logs), but snapcraft remote-build exited 0 so the workflow reported success; the upload step then globbed wekan_<version>_*.snap, matched nothing, and passed the literal pattern to snapcraft upload (“is not a valid file”, exit 64). Hardened the workflow to verify a .snap was actually produced (instead of trusting the exit code alone), print the Launchpad build logs when it was not, and use nullglob + existence checks in the upload/attach steps so a no-match fails clearly instead of cryptically. Also made releases/version.sh set snapcraft.yaml’s version: robustly — matching ^version: rather than a hard-coded line number and tolerating any quoting, then verifying the change applied — so the snap can no longer be built with a stale version that the upload glob cannot match, and the snap job fails fast if the tagged version does not match the release. Thanks to xet7.

and adds the following features:

• Build WeKan server bundles for s390x, ppc64le and armv7l. The “Release All Platforms” workflow now also builds the WeKan server bundle for every other architecture Node.js 24.x publishes binaries for — s390x, ppc64le and armv7l — by rebuilding the bundle’s native modules under QEMU emulation, and attaches each wekan-<version>-<arch>.zip to the GitHub Release as an extra download. These extra-architecture bundles are not part of the Docker image or snap (run a separate MongoDB on those platforms), and are built independently so a slow or failing emulated build never blocks the main amd64/arm64/win64/mac release, Docker or snap. Thanks to xet7.

Thanks to above GitHub users for their contributions and translators for their translations.