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v3.0.1
Docker Images (immutable digests — the qualified artifacts)
docker pull ghcr.io/jgouviergmail/lia-assistant/api@sha256:8cbbb3ed6c671489384a1560565ff5b7e9e94e57c6796b033c7811848dc8c158
docker pull ghcr.io/jgouviergmail/lia-assistant/web@sha256:665cd61859fc78b13b185c812823c071d96429c721ee70ed84d2d119086d6af6
docker pull ghcr.io/jgouviergmail/lia-assistant/sandbox@sha256:2d556648959610f1d6d86b6bf88fb525771b0d6250801167389466484059ae9dSemver tags point at these exact digests; the digest form above is
the reproducible reference.
Guided self-host installation
OpenAI and DeepSeek are required for the current core.
# Download lia-self-host-bundle.tar.gz, its .sha256, and
# lia-self-host-manifest.json into ONE directory, then:
sha256sum --check lia-self-host-bundle.tar.gz.sha256
tar -xzf lia-self-host-bundle.tar.gz
./install.shThe adjacent passed manifest makes ./install.sh resolve to the
qualified prebuilt images; ./install.sh --local-build builds from
the embedded, manifest-verified source context instead. A complete
source checkout always defaults to a local build.
Already running LIA?
There is no upgrade command — moving an existing installation to
this release is a written manual procedure: see "Upgrading to a
newer release" in docs/guides/GUIDE_SELF_HOSTING.md. Back up the
database first: migrations run automatically when the new container
starts, and there is no downgrade path. Destructive reinstalls stay
outside v1 — see docs/architecture/ADR-215-Self-Host-Installer.md.
Full Changelog: v3.0.0...v3.0.1