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Releases: onloc-app/onloc

1.1.6

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@Calvicii Calvicii released this 09 Jun 14:02

Hardcode the Caddy config file inline.

1.1.5

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@Calvicii Calvicii released this 04 Jun 03:57

Images are now pulled from GitHub (ghcr.io).

1.1.4

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@Calvicii Calvicii released this 24 Apr 17:59

Added health checks and overall better robustness to the docker-compose.yml files. It now removes the need for a separate Caddy config file as well. Big thank you to @nyenyon for providing the file in #8.

1.1.3

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@Calvicii Calvicii released this 13 Mar 22:28

Caution

This release will wipe all of your data!

You need to download the new docker-compose.yml and Caddyfile from this release.
This will wipe your data: the data folder also needs to be deleted.

Due to some errors I made in the past while changing Postgres from latest to version 16, the paths for data was broken and I never spotted it until today. This made it so new users that downloaded Onloc for the first time didn't get persistent data so after restarting the container all data was lost. This is now fixed and should not happen again in the future. I recommend backing up your current data before the update and add it to the new DB after.

1.1.2

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@Calvicii Calvicii released this 01 Feb 06:19

Add Podman as an installation method.

1.1.1

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@Calvicii Calvicii released this 13 Jan 17:52

Removed some old variables.

1.1.0

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@Calvicii Calvicii released this 10 Jan 01:39

Expose both api and ui on the same port (6144).

1.0.6

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@Calvicii Calvicii released this 11 Nov 20:36
4dc6a95

Quick fix for the database

Full Changelog: 1.0.5...1.0.6

1.0.5

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@Calvicii Calvicii released this 17 Sep 16:17

Caution

This release changes a lot of stuff and requires
that you download the new docker-compose.yml
file in order to update your instance.

Changed the UI to use Vite.

1.0.4

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@Calvicii Calvicii released this 26 Jul 02:59

Removed nginx and split the backend and frontend into different ports.