According to https://gist.github.com/Meldiron/47b5851663668102a676aff43c6341f7
Backup the datas from appwrite 1.3.1 and restore to appwrite 1.3.4.
After completing the above operations I run the "docker-compose up -d" command to restart containers got warn:
WARN[0000] volume "[volume name]" already exists but was not created by Docker Compose. Use `external: true` to use an existing volume
At this point, the restored data did not take effect. Then I added "external: true" under each volumes in yml file:
volumes:
appwrite-mariadb:
external: true
appwrite-redis:
external: true
appwrite-cache:
external: true
appwrite-uploads:
external: true
appwrite-certificates:
external: true
appwrite-functions:
external: true
appwrite-builds:
external: true
appwrite-influxdb:
external: true
appwrite-config:
external: true
appwrite-executor:
external: true
Run "docker-compose up -d" again got errors:
external volume "[voleme name]" not found
This seems to be contradictory, where is the problem.
Did you got the error for all the volumes or just one of them?
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