Upgrading
Password Pusher generally releases new versions quickly and frequently. All releases are made available on GitHub, and the Docker container is built from the latest release.
Upgrades
In most cases, no manual upgrade steps are required. Password Pusher is designed to be backwards compatible, and changes are made in a way that minimizes disruption to end users.
Deprecation Notices
In rare cases, deprecation notices may appear in the application logs or Docker container logs. These notices indicate that a feature or functionality is being removed and will no longer be supported in future releases.
Docker
If you are using the latest or stable Docker tag, your updates will happen automatically when you refetch the image tag. To refetch a Docker tag:
docker pull pglombardo/pwpush:latest
If you are using a versioned tag (e.g. v1.41.12), you can either update to the latest versioned tag or switch to either the latest or stable tag.
GitHub Releases
All releases are initiated from the Password Pusher GitHub repository.
Release History
A comprehensive list of past and current releases is available on the Password Pusher GitHub releases page.