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Hello !Friendica Support
can I switch the docker branch now?

I have right now:

app:
    image: friendica:2025.07-rc-fpm

and

cron:
    image: friendica:2025.07-rc-fpm


Can I switch this to:

app:
    image: friendica:stable-fpm

and

cron:
    image: friendica:stable-fpm

And just do a docker pull?

#Friendica #Docker

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utzer
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utzer
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Any tip how to check the stable version is actually newer.than the 07.2024 RC?
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utzer
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utzer
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Alright, it worked to switch the branch to stable for those two images (or whatever this is called in Docker) and there was no outstanding DB update before or after I switched the branch.

Anyone else did update the #Docker based setup of #Friendica to the 2026 version yet?

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Joseph Hogan
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Joseph Hogan
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Hi @utzer

I grabbed the latest stable version of docker for friendica. I am not yet ready to venture to uncharted territory:)

Looking for other more experienced who have upgraded fro 2024.12

Thanks

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Joseph Hogan
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@utzer That is my idea. But, where is the list of dockers for friendica? I was only able to find a stable 2024.12. I am not adventurous enough to use unstable versions:) I know that 2026.x is out but the docker is not yet ready, last I read.

Thanks

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utzer
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@Joseph Hogan the stable branch now is 01.2026.

Check docker hub which tags you can find there. Maybe there was no release in the last years.

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Joseph Hogan
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@utzer

I looked o my server, and I am using:
2024.12-apache

When I look on the site: hub.docker.com/_/friendica
I see a variety of the same version: 20260-01

2026.01-apache, apache, stable-apache, 2026.01, latest, stable
2026.01-fpm, fpm, stable-fpm
2026.01-fpm-alpine, fpm-alpine, stable-fpm-alpine

Which one does one use?

Advice any one?


Joseph

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@Joseph Hogan I think you can use any version with apache, I checked on friendi.ca and there was no release since "2024.12-apache", so the next version would be "2026.01-apache" or if you don't want to edit your compose file anymore I think you can also use "stable-apache". The later would cause an update whenever a new stable version is available and the update would be triggered whenever you cause docker to update (I think docker compose pull would do that).

I am a docker novice, so better not trust me on all this, but this is how far I understand it.

@Joseph Hogan
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Joseph Hogan
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@utzer Me too. I have been playing around with it, and Friendica is the most recent. Just simple things until now. Friendica is a bit more complex.

Maybe some one else will comment too, to make sure we are on the right track.

Thanks

Joseph

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Rainer "friendica" Sokoll
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Thanks to watchtower, my instance was updated to 2026.01 sometime in the past. Without your post, I would not have noticed it ;-)
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