Error after update

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Error after update

Local Start Error
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What steps can be taken to replicate the issue? Feel free to include screenshots, videos, etc

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I use windows 10 (32 bit), Local update 9.0.5

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Hi @shady00071

This error is due to Mailpit not offering a 32-bit version that Local can use, so there are a couple of options available moving forward. You’ll either have to update to 64-bit Windows, or downgrade your Local app to an older release. There are more details about all of this on the comment here:

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Hi
This is the second time I’ve lost my effort for months due to local updates.
Why is it not indicated that the update is for Windows 64 bit only so we don’t download it???

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That’s valid feedback @shady00071. I’ll discuss this with the team and see how we can make this more transparent.

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Now I use Local 8.0.2 & it needs update MariaDB to version 10.5 or above.
How can I update MariaDB???

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Can you clarify what is prompting you to update MariaDB? Is that a prompt in Local or being generated by something in your site?

Feel free to share a screenshot as well!

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MariaDB
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Are you getting any actual critical or fatal errors while working on your site, or is it just this site health warning? If you’re not being impeded by any errors during development, this can be ignored.

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Ok, many thanks

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Of course! If you have any other questions or concerns don’t hesitate to reach back out. We are always happy to help!