What's coming in 8.2
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Sorry for a small confusion: we have made a 8.1 available as unstable now to fix many of the regressions in 8.0. We could not make it a patch release of 8.0 because it also introduces some features like OIDC groups, Gandi PAT support, Hetzner Object Storage etc. Nothing major but we are still forced by semver to make a "feature" release and thus 8.1
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@girish said in What's coming in 8.2:
Add sqlite3 addon
This is implemented now (for 8.2). https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/addons/#sqlite .
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@girish said in What's coming in 8.2:
Don't run du for small disks (see)
I have added a mechanism to skip running du . The code now looks for a
/home/yellowtent/platformdata/diskusage/exclude
file. This file can contain one filesystem (as listed in the first column of df output) per line. du for these filesystems is skipped. -
@girish said in What's coming in 8.2:
Branding of OIDC button
Implemented in https://git.cloudron.io/platform/box/-/commit/872705d58d3146ec6b6a5ac5aed6adbe9e245ab9 . The Cloudron name is used as the OIDC provider name as well. The apps will be adjusted one by one to make use of this new environment variable
CLOUDRON_OIDC_PROVIDER_NAME
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@girish said in What's coming in 8.2:
VM mode for apps?
We will re-evaluate this in some future release. For the moment, this is out of scope. It's too complicated to implement a VM like system that allow readwrite containers and further allow users to define backup directories, services, exposed ports etc. We will stick to pre-packaged apps for the moment.
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@girish well...i mean to back up differently (independent backup), currently, correct me if i am wrong, the backups involve the applications backup, so it turns out if i only want to backup email, i have to backup the app first then uninstall apps then back up cloudron along with the the email.
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@girish said in What's coming in 8.2:
@humptydumpty it's not implemented yet, so.. sorry, no update on that front.
FYI I'm really hoping that it won't just be multiple backup destinations, but also multiple backup formats, e.g. rsync to destination 1, tarball to destination 2
Perhaps it would also be good to be able to specifc type of back-up on a per-app basis. From the little I understand some apps suit rsync/ tarball better than others?
(although I have to admit I'm not at all clear on which apps suit which type - e.g. I used to think "lots of files -> rsync" but sometimes it seems "lots of files -> tarball (because it takes ages for it to check which files have actually changed)"