Docker compose for v 4.4.6

[Danynad]

Hello,

I’m running a docker compose installation and just upgraded to release 4.4.6.
All went fine, but I see a discrepancy between dependencies version listed in the release notes and tags in the provided docker compose yaml file, where are still listed the “old” versions.
https://gitlab.com/mayan-edms/mayan-edms/-/raw/master/docker/docker-compose.yml

These the involved dependencies:

• ElasticSearch from 7.17.0 to 7.17.9
• PostgreSQL from 13.8 to 13.10
• RabbitMQ from 3.11.2-alpine to 3.11.13-alpine
• Redis from 7.0.5-alpine to 7.0.10-alpine

Should it be up to the user to edit tags in docker compose yaml?

And btw, for postgresql I’m using 15.2-alpine. Since the first install I used the latest docker version as recommended by requirements, in a hope to get better performances and less issues of later DB migration.

Version 4.4.6

Released: April 16, 2023 Status: Stable This version merges fixes and updates from version 4.3.8. Changes CD/CI Local config values are not to be included in the Mayan app settings. Local config values are meant to override CI/CD and test settings, and not meant to be committed as permanent to the repository. Improve the CD deployment stages. Long setting versions are now used for clarity. Existing Docker volumes are now cleaned up using the official method. Images are always pulled to…

[roberto.rosario]

Should it be up to the user to edit tags in docker compose yaml?

Yes, for now. We are automating the Docker Compose file generation to avoid having to modify it manually for each release.

And btw, for postgresql I’m using 15.2-alpine.

Mayan is not yet tested against PostgreSQL 15. The most recent supported version of PostgreSQL is 13.10.