Appwrite self host version mismatch

Cloud is on 1.9.5 but Docker Hub only has 1.9.0. Migration fails with 404 general_route_not_found. When will 1.9.5 be published to Docker Hub?

Don’t see any pull request on GitHub for 1.9.5 so I don’t think it would be anytime soon. Maybe someone in the know from Appwrite team can communicate expectations.. I am waiting as well and looking forward to using presences API once changes are rolled out to self hosted

there is usualy no ETA for self-hosted updates, we basicly just need to wait until they publish.

On what they said, with 1.9.x there where so much things to do and that where breaking changes, that they might just directly skip the the latest 1.9.x once they are ready.

But basicly the updates are first in cloud, then once they are almost 100% sure, the update is stable, they release into self-hosted.

Other thing i saw, they opened a new "quality team" that should allow Appwrite to verify all the new features faster and so maybe publish self-hosted version a bit earlier.

Oh alright, seems like we don't have many choices right now other than waiting. Thank you for the help though!

yup, (tho i think we will have an update either this month or the next one, tho not sure)

Yes, updates often come to the cloud first before self hosted. After a while the updates are bundled and pushed to self hosted.

they posted a prerelease on their github page yesterday, does this mean something?

cl are not prerelease, but more like versions bumps for security, and maybe sometimes small bug fixes.

Pre-releases are named RC and is after the version, not before

tho cl 5 seams to includes not only bug fixes for once

so maybe a good thing to ask appwrite on what are thoses CL meaning and what they ship

as google says :

CL: Stands for “changelist,” which means one self-contained change that has been submitted to version control or which is undergoing code review. Other organizations often call this a “change” or a “patch.”

and

A Release Candidate (RC) is a near-final version of a software product that's considered stable enough for public testing. It's the last step before an official release, allowing developers to catch critical bugs before the software reaches end users.

oh i see

lets hope for the best ig

What I experienced was the issue of not releasing 1.9.5 is the package manager update command when you update your packages to the latest versions, Appwrite updates it's SDKs to 1.9.5 and when you work on your app or project, you'll get on the server logs a list of warnings that you're working on Appwrite server v1.9.0 using 1.9.5 SDKs and your should downgrade your SDKs.

they recently added a table with versions compatibility for self hosted : https://appwrite.io/docs/advanced/self-hosting/installation#sdk-version-compatibility

Great but the update command or published npm package should not exceed 24.1.1 for v1.9.0 unless requested.

they do because they are first meant for cloud, then self hosted, i already asked to add a self-hosted tag on the manager, but i don't think they will add it (like "sh-1.9.0" for the latest 1.9.0 self hosted version)