Update Instructions

Note

Please make sure to back up your data before upgrading, especially the mount directories for Docker versions!!! This is especially important when upgrading to beta versions, always back up!

If there is no effect after the update, remember to clear the browser cache.

Version Naming Convention

Rules:

[Major Version].[Minor Version].[Stable/Minor Feature Update/Bug Fix]-[Testing/Development][Date]

Examples:

v1.3.1-beta24-02-28 Beta version
v1.3.1 Stable version / Minor feature update / Bug fix

Version Chronological Order Example:

v1.3.1 > v1.3.1-beta24-02-28 > v1.3.0 > v1.3.0-beta24-02-20

Docker Version

1. Go to DockerHub and find the corresponding version

Please note that Docker version numbers do not include v

2. Copy the command to download

Example

# Latest stable version
docker pull hslr/sun-panel:latest

# Latest beta version
docker pull hslr/sun-panel:beta

# Other specific versions (version numbers should not have 'v' at the beginning)
docker pull hslr/sun-panel:1.4.0
docker pull hslr/sun-panel:1.4.0-beta24-02-20

3. Synology or other GUI operations

Directly select the tag you want to use for pulling, create a new container to run, and ensure the mount path is consistent with the old version. If tag filtering is not supported, run it in the following command line manner

4. Command line operation (Mount directory consistent with the old version)

It is recommended to create a new container to run, which can be restored in time if there are problems,

docker run -d --restart=always -p 3002:3002 \
-v ~/docker_data/sun-panel/conf:/app/conf \
--name sun-panel \
hslr/sun-panel:latest

Replace latest in the above command with any existing version tag, and modify other parameters according to your own needs.

Binary Version

TIP

Go to Github Releases to download the binary file.

After downloading, cover the web folder and executable binary file in the compressed package, and run it again.

Update Instructions ​

Version Naming Convention ​

Rules: ​

Examples: ​

Version Chronological Order Example: ​

Docker Version ​

1. Go to DockerHub and find the corresponding version ​

2. Copy the command to download ​

3. Synology or other GUI operations ​

4. Command line operation (Mount directory consistent with the old version) ​

Binary Version ​