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Create a v2 (and v1?) docker tag #800
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Originally created by @deviantintegral on GitHub (Sep 1, 2025).
Is this a feature for the backend or frontend?
Backend
What would you like?
Currently
latestpoints to a v1 release, while the docs point new users to the 2.0 RC's.I would like to be able to point Planka to a v2 (or 2, or whatever) tag representing the major version that automatically tracks security and patch releases. That way, I can set my server to automatically re-pull new 2.0 releases without having to hunt down new version numbers.
Why is this needed?
Automatic updates (combined with good backups and rollback strategies!) are great for homelabs and smaller installs where the cost of being behind a security fix is greater than the chance of an upgrade breaking things.
Other information
latestis close to this, but has the issue of breaking v1 users if they pull and unexpectedly get to v2. If v1 is going to be supported for any length of time, it may be good to add a corresponding1orv1tag for those users to switch to.@meltyshev commented on GitHub (Sep 2, 2025):
Hey! We're not setting it to
latestright now because it's still in RC status. But we're aiming to release the final v2 very soon, and of course we'll tag it aslatestthen :)@deviantintegral commented on GitHub (Sep 3, 2025):
Will that cause issues for users currently using latest, given there are manual upgrade steps to follow?
@meltyshev commented on GitHub (Sep 4, 2025):
Nope, there should be no issues upgrading. If you're on v1, you'll need to go through ~11 manual steps as described here: https://docs.planka.cloud/docs/upgrade-to-v2/docker/ - everything else (database and images) will be upgraded automatically. And if you're updating from the current RC version, it will just update automatically.
@deviantintegral commented on GitHub (Sep 4, 2025):
Sounds good, thanks!