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+ | # Upgrade |
+ | |
+ | This pages describes how to upgrade An Otter Wiki to the latest version. The project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](http://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html). |
+ | |
+ | > [!IMPORTANT] |
+ | > **Minor version upgrades, e.g. from 2.x to 2.y are effortless.** |
+ | |
+ | If a new version does not work as expected, you can just roll back to the version you previously used. |
+ | |
+ | Check the [CHANGELOG](https://github.com/redimp/otterwiki/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md) for information about fixes and new feature of recent releases. |
+ | |
+ | ## docker cli |
+ | |
+ | Make sure to collect the parameters you've used to create and run the container and start with cleaning up the existing container: |
+ | |
+ | ```bash |
+ | # stop the running container |
+ | docker stop otterwiki |
+ | # delete the container |
+ | docker rm wiki |
+ | ``` |
+ | |
+ | Next step is fetching the new image via: |
+ | |
+ | ```bash |
+ | # pull the new image |
+ | docker pull redimp/otterwiki:2 |
+ | ``` |
+ | |
+ | and recreate the container, make sure to use the parameters you have used before, e.g. |
+ | |
+ | ```bash |
+ | # create and run the new container using the latest image |
+ | docker run --name otterwiki \ |
+ | -p 8080:80 \ |
+ | -v $PWD/app-data:/app-data \ |
+ | redimp/otterwiki:2 |
+ | ``` |
+ | |
+ | ## docker compose |
+ | |
+ | To upgrade An Otter Wiki deployed via `docker compose`, find the folder where your `docker-compose.yaml` or `compose.yaml` lives and run |
+ | |
+ | ```bash |
+ | docker compose pull && docker compose up -d |
+ | ``` |
+ | |
+ | This will pull the latest image and recreate the container if nececessary, so you can reduce the downtime to a minimum. |
+ | |
+ | ## podman and podman-compose |
+ | |
+ | Follow the process describe for `docker` and `docker compose` above. |
+ | |
+ | ## Kubernetes |
+ | |
+ | When you deployed An Otter Wiki using the official [helm chart](https://github.com/redimp/otterwiki/tree/main/helm) configure the application with `--set image.pullPolicy=Always` and let the deployment do a rollout restart e.g. |
+ | |
+ | ```bash |
+ | kubectl rollout restart deployment \ |
+ | --namespace=NAMESPACE \ |
+ | --selector=app.kubernetes.io/name=otterwiki |
+ | ``` |
+ | |
+ | ## source version |
+ | |
+ | To check out the latest release run: |
+ | ```bash |
+ | # Update the repository information |
+ | git remote update origin |
+ | # Get the latest release tag |
+ | LATEST_RELEASE=$(git describe --tags $(git rev-list --tags --max-count=1)) |
+ | # Create a new branch named like the latest release version. |
+ | git checkout -b $LATEST_RELEASE $LATEST_RELEASE |
+ | ``` |
+ | |
+ | When you installed An Otter Wiki in e.g. an virtual environemt `venv` update the venv using: |
+ | ``` |
+ | ./venv/bin/pip install -U . |
+ | ``` |
+ | |
+ | Restart the uwsgi server running the application, in case you are running it as an systemd service run a `systemctl restart otterwiki.service`. |