After upgrading to 6.12 my Sickrage install is complaining that:

 

Your database version (41) has been incremented past what this version of SickRage supports (40).
If you have used other forks of SB, your database may be unusable due to their modifications.

 

A search on the imnterwebz says I should run the following command from where sickrage is installed.

git reset --hard @{u}

 

I managed to find the docker volume where it is installed.  NBow the issue is that when I run the git command, bash tells me it cant find git.  Any clues ?

It's caused by the docker container installing the older version of SickRage upon startup.  I get around it by renaming the 'sickbeard.db' file to something else(ie 'sickbeard.db.tmp', then letting SickRage start up, then update internally(the top message bar says something about 230 commits behind).  After SickRage comes back, I delete the new 'sickbeard.db' file, and rename the 'sickbeard.db.tmp' file back to 'sickbeard.db' then restart SickRage via the tool tab on SickRage's webpage.

 

Thanks.  I thought I tried that order but obviously didn't. It's now working.