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You need to copy the database as well. Also, upgrade across major versions only works via 4.0.x. Firsts upgrade to that and then to the latest version... |
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There are tags for each version. Just use we late/weblate:3.3-1 or something similar. Check tags on Docker hub or on GitHub repo to get the closest version. |
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Thanks @nijel. It seems to work. Last question, is there any other way to get logs besides the docker-compose logs command? (/var/log/ mapped with something) |
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The Docker container currently logs only to stdout, so the docker-compose logs is the way to get it (bug you can configure logging in Docker to do what you want, see https://docs.docker.com/config/containers/logging/configure/ |
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Perfect! My 3.3 version is working o/. I tried to put some custumized settings in settings-override.py as I did for version 4.10.1 but it seems not working for 3.3. What is the correct way to do that for those old versions? Thank you once again! |
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I have no clue when these were introduced, sorry... |
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Hi, I have completed the installation of weblate (4.10.1) via Docker and everything is working perfectly. On my old server I have the version 3.3. I would like to know if data migration between these two instances is compatible (My projects last invisible after copying them from the old server .../weblate/data to the new one .../volumes/weblate-docker_weblate-data/_data/).
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