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Indicate updated template version #311
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When dockerMan checks for updates, it also updates certain tags in the template if the author allows this. OTOH, description / overview, Support, Project, and Config entries (And depending upon the container/template, the update of the template can be troublesome at times) |
Have lost a Postgres persistent data because the template was obsolete. |
Please consider generating a PR to do this ;) |
Should this be part of the webGui or the community applications plugin? |
Of the three Postgres containers available in CA, only the one in jj9987's repo supports updating of the template via dockerMan (It's the only one that has TemplateURL) And, a PR for this is against dockerMan, not CA |
This is the exact template in use. It seems the official Postgres image has changed storage locations, which has been reflected here juusujanar/unraid-templates@6d6c1f1 (line 57), although upon updating the container that did not change, causing the loss of data. The result was an empty |
Any PR that would have dockerMan automatically update the target against all config elements would be a very bad idea, as it's very common practice for users to substitute the targets the template maintainer dictates. A notification that the template has been updated though might also be problematic because templates change all the time, usually for minor things such as config description changes, required / not required, template description, etc. How common is this issue? |
Not aware how common, but losing all database data was not pleasant, hence looking for ways to prevent this from happening. |
Updating Docker containers might make them break if using an obsolete template. Perhaps indicate somewhere whenever a used template has a newer version?
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