Due to a bug in 3.9.9 we removed 3.9.9 from the update server. You can find more information in the PR #25482

Hello,
Joomla 3.9.9 has been removed from the update server.
Update to 3.9.9 is not recommended due to a bug.
Joomla 3.9.10 will be released as soon as possible.
We recommend to keep Joomla 3.9.8 until 3.9.10 will be available.

Thanks.

Will 3.9.10 fix Joomla sites that have already been upgraded to 3.9.9?? I have 70 sites already updated.

Sadly no we can't recover the template style <> content language mapping. if you don't have a multi language site there is no problem only if you use different styles for different languages.

@sarsami Now as 3.9.10 is out which fixes this problem, this issue can be closed.

@lsmcswain You can update to 3.9.10 now. The only thing which needs to be fixed manually after having updated to 3.9.10 is if you have made some template style(s) be the default for a particular language. This info got lost by the update to 3.9.9, and due to the error with 3.9.9 it was not possible to fix that manually, but after update to 3.9.10 it will work. Because one can have only as many templates being default for some language as there are languages, and because I don't think your 70 sites are all multilingual and have 20 or 30 languages each site, the effort for manual fixing is not so big.

Beside that, there are no errors to be fixed manually, so if your 70 updated sites are not multilingual or don't have template styles being defautl for any language, there is nothing to be fixed manually.

That is correct...and I have already upgraded all my sites to 3.9.10 and
the issue is resolved. Thanks!

Regards,

Sidney McSwain
m. (678) 778-0863
Web Developer, MCSE, MCP, A+

https://www.linkedin.com/in/sidneymcswain

On Wed, Jul 10, 2019 at 12:36 PM Richard Fath notifications@github.com
wrote:

@sarsami https://github.com/sarsami Now as 3.9.10 is out which fixes
this problem, this issue can be closed.

@lsmcswain https://github.com/lsmcswain You can update to 3.9.10 now.
The only thing which needs to be fixed manually after having updated to
3.9.10 is if you have made some template style(s) be the default for a
particular language. This info got lost by the update to 3.9.9, and due to
the error with 3.9.9 it was not possible to fix that manually, but after
update to 3.9.10 it will work. Because one can have only as many templates
being default for some language as there are languages, and because I don't
think your 70 sites are all multilingual and have 20 or 30 languages each
site, the effort for manual fixing is not so big.

Beside that, there are no errors to be fixed manually, so if your 70
updated sites are not multilingual or don't have template styles being
defautl for any language, there is nothing to be fixed manually.

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@lsmcswain Am happy to hear that at the end all went well for you.