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Upgrade to 2.1.0

· 2 min read
M Gilang Januar

What's New?

  • Users Management (Admin Panel)

Upgrade Guide

1. Pull from GitHub

git reset --hard
git clean -f
git pull origin main

2. Update variables

There's a new environment variable that you can added to your application:

  • ADMIN_USERNAME: this variable is used for login to the admin panel.

Select how you install your application to update your environment variable:

  • Manual installation:

    Add ADMIN_USERNAME to server/.env file:

    echo "ADMIN_USERNAME=your_telegram_username" >> server/.env
  • Docker installation:

    Add ADMIN_USERNAME to docker/.env file:

    echo "ADMIN_USERNAME=your_telegram_username" >> docker/.env
  • Heroku:

    heroku config:set ADMIN_USERNAME=your_telegram_username
  • Vercel:

    Go to the dashboard, select your project, and go to the Settings > Environment Variables. Then, add key: ADMIN_USERNAME and value: your_telegram_username.

3. Update database

There's a new SQL file that you have to migrate to your database:

  • dump.20220406.sql

Select how you install your application to update your database schema:

  • Manual installation:

    psql teledrive < ./server/src/model/migrations/dump.20220406.sql

    Note. Change teledrive with your database name.

  • Docker installation:

    cd docker
    docker container exec -i $(docker-compose ps -q db) psql -U postgres teledrive < ../server/src/model/migrations/dump.20220406.sql
  • Heroku:

    heroku pg:psql --app YOUR_APP_NAME -f ./server/src/model/migrations/dump.20220406.sql

    Note. Change YOUR_APP_NAME to your application name.

4. Rebuild and run

Select how you deploy your application to rebuild the application:

  • Manual installation:

    yarn install
    yarn workspaces run build
    cd server && node dist/index.js
  • Docker installation:

    cd docker
    docker-compose down
    docker-compose up --build --force-recreate -d
    docker image prune -f # remove dangling images
  • Heroku:

    git push heroku main
  • Vercel:

    yarn install
    yarn workspaces run build
    vercel --prod

Frequiently Asked Questions

Q: How to change the default port?

A: You can change the default port by update/add PORT=80 to your server/.env file if you installed manually. Or, in docker/.env file if you installed with Docker. Then, you need to rebuild the application to apply the changes.