I want to upgrade to 1.3.1, how can I achieve this if I installed appwrite manually (I downloaded the docker-compose.yaml and the .env files manually and put them in a folder)?
I think I found the solution, which is also pretty manual. Make sure you have git installed:
First, get the newest docker-file:
wget -O new-docker-compose.yaml https://appwrite.io/install/compose
Now diff the files with git
git diff --no-index docker-compose.yaml new-docker-compose.yaml
Now check the output, everything green are the changes that are coming from the new version. Go though one by one and either put them into your current docker compose or discard the changes
Repeat for the .env file
wget -O .new-env https://appwrite.io/install/env
git diff --no-index .env .new-env
Run docker compose exec appwrite migrate inside the folder and cross your fingers 🤞
Start your containers
docker compose up -d --remove-orphans
And lastly, run docker ps | grep appwrite/appwrite and check that the versions are all 1.3.1
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