🚀 Castopod v1.15 is out: giving some love to FrankenPHP on Docker!

[castopod@podlibre.social]

🚀 Castopod v1.15 is out: giving some love to FrankenPHP on Docker!

Rebuilt the all-in-one Docker image on FrankenPHP + Caddy (replacing discontinued Nginx Unit).

Enjoy faster loads + lower latency with:
✅ HTTP/3 support
✅ HTTP range requests (audio seeking works perfectly!)

⚠️ Breaking changes for Docker users, see release notes: https://code.castopod.org/adaures/castopod/-/releases/v1.15.0

[gubi@sociale.network]

@Castopod thank you for this new version. Do you have any data lossless upgrade guide from the previous versions to keep castopod settings and podcast data as they are? Should I just update the docker-compose with the new volume mapping and internal 8080 port and then restart the container or it’s more complicated than that?

[yassinedoghri@fosstodon.org]

@gubi @Castopod
That's exactly that, you won't lose any data upgrading.
You may just change the internal mappings as written in the release notes and you'll be good to go 👍

[gubi@sociale.network]

@yassinedoghri @Castopod Hi Yassine, I was searching a docker compose template for Castopod 1.15.x and I found this template in the official castopod documentation:

https://docs.castopod.org/main/en/getting-started/docker/

Nevertheless in this yml template the port mapping is still

- "8080:8080" for HTTP

and not

- 8000:8080 as suggested here in the release notes:

https://code.castopod.org/adaures/castopod/-/releases/v1.15.0

May I assume that the full template could work with v1.15.4 changing

- "8080:8080"

in

- "8000:8080"

or should I change sthing else?