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Change update stream to stable

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  • JUVOJustinJ Offline
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    It seems to me the cloudron updates currently follow the github releases without any further filtering. On all of my servers the pre-release version was automatically installed.

    I would be very happy if the update stream could be changed to stable releases only.

    One example: Current released version is 1.8.1 which contains a bug in the mysql node. It is already fixed in 1.8.2 and was not existing in 1.7.1. This issue could have been easily avoided by just installing the "latest" release.

    Need help or just chat about something interesting:

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      It seems to me the cloudron updates currently follow the github releases without any further filtering. On all of my servers the pre-release version was automatically installed.

      I would be very happy if the update stream could be changed to stable releases only.

      One example: Current released version is 1.8.1 which contains a bug in the mysql node. It is already fixed in 1.8.2 and was not existing in 1.7.1. This issue could have been easily avoided by just installing the "latest" release.

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      @JUVOJustin thanks for bringing this up. This was an oversight. We don't update to prereleases. We missed the pre-release tag on GitHub.

      We are fixing releasebell accordingly.

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        Releasebell is our release notification app.

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          Perfect, thank you very much

          Need help or just chat about something interesting:

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