v0.3.2

Fixed

An instance could update once. The daemon is replaced by a throwaway
container, and that container was asked to delete itself with a flag
that never reached Docker — so the first update left it behind, and the
second failed on the name being taken.

It failed between the two halves: the dashboard had already been
replaced and the daemon had not. So the instance looked updated, kept
saying it was on the release before, and went on offering the one it was
already showing you.

If you are seeing that, the update below fixes it for good — but this
instance still has the old updater in the way, so clear it first:

docker rm cubeship-daemon-updater

Then press Update. From this release on, the name is cleared before each
update whatever happened last time: a machine rebooted mid-update should
not be a machine that can never update again.

The dashboard could come back a version behind. The daemon's
environment is carried over when it is replaced, and one variable in it
names the dashboard's image — so a daemon that came back still pointing
at the old one would have put the old dashboard back on its next
restart. An update that looks done and undoes itself on a reboot.

Changed

The link to the repository is in one place now, beside your name in the
sidebar, and carries the project's star count.