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Basicrum community installer v0.0.6

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@github-actions github-actions released this 28 Oct 13:56

Installer built from commit b71508a0b6bc9b9d14a3c7efc341ad90f0a27f95.

Install or update with the same command:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/basicrum/basicrum-single-instance-community/releases/latest/download/install.sh | bash

The first run now prints one requirements summary: what is ready, what needs action, and what can only be checked after Docker is installed or started. It checks the Docker CLI, Engine, Compose plugin, host tools, CPU, RAM, and storage independently where possible, then stops before changing the installation if anything required is missing. This installer still bundles application image tag 0.0.1.

Validated with 40 installer tests and a fresh Linux Docker installation followed by a rerun. All six services passed healthchecks and the login endpoint returned HTTP 200. Download install.sh and install.sh.sha256 to verify with sha256sum --check install.sh.sha256.

Basicrum community installer v0.0.5

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@github-actions github-actions released this 28 Oct 11:23

Installer built from commit 4570f1ccc296cf6f674e2b90f76f54e745fb1f05.

Install or update with the same command:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/basicrum/basicrum-single-instance-community/releases/latest/download/install.sh | bash

This release makes the customer flow clearer: the installer prints the exact command to use again after setup, gives concise next steps, and uses the same command in its help and README. It bundles application image tag 0.0.1 for the backend, beacon service, and frontend.

Validated with 38 installer tests and a fresh Docker installation followed by a rerun. All six services passed healthchecks and the login endpoint returned HTTP 200. Download install.sh and install.sh.sha256 to verify with sha256sum --check install.sh.sha256.

Basicrum community installer v0.0.4

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@github-actions github-actions released this 28 Oct 11:16

Installer built from commit 347034ce3addf494d822e874a8358686f686484e.

Install or upgrade with the same command:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/basicrum/basicrum-single-instance-community/releases/latest/download/install.sh | bash

This release keeps user-facing instructions on the single downloadable installer. It bundles application image tag 0.0.1 for the backend, beacon service, and frontend. Rerunning the installer applies the bundled image tag while preserving settings, generated secrets, Cloudflare certificates, and Docker volumes. Cloudflare Origin CA is the first guided TLS option.

Validated with 38 installer tests and a fresh Docker installation followed by a rerun. All six services passed healthchecks and the login endpoint returned HTTP 200. Download install.sh and install.sh.sha256 to verify with sha256sum --check install.sh.sha256.

Basicrum community installer v0.0.3

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@github-actions github-actions released this 28 Oct 11:09

Installer built from commit 0659d5c4123ea317b2920c42fba2acd1aded0d5c.

Install or upgrade with the same command:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/basicrum/basicrum-single-instance-community/releases/latest/download/install.sh | bash

This installer uses application image tag 0.0.1 for the backend, beacon service, and frontend. Rerunning the installer applies the version bundled in the latest release while preserving existing settings, generated secrets, Cloudflare certificates, and Docker volumes. Cloudflare Origin CA is the first guided TLS option.

Validated with 38 installer tests and a fresh Docker installation followed by a rerun. All six services passed healthchecks and the login endpoint returned HTTP 200. Download install.sh and install.sh.sha256 to verify with sha256sum --check install.sh.sha256.

Basicrum community v0.0.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 28 Oct 09:46

Installer built from commit 24c0a6c493970ee8ed075cd6ab8cbe1a120fffa2.

Validated with the installer test suite and a fresh Docker installation followed by a rerun. All six services passed their healthchecks and the login endpoint returned HTTP 200.

Download install.sh and install.sh.sha256, then verify with sha256sum --check install.sh.sha256.