- Added @codemirror/search version 6.6.0.
- Updated @codemirror/view to version 6.39.15 across multiple files.
- Adjusted imports in code-editor.tsx to include search functionality.
This update ensures compatibility with the latest features and improvements in the CodeMirror library.
Updated the createMount mutation to return the promise from createMount directly, enhancing readability. Additionally, adjusted the serviceType schema definition for clarity by removing the default value assignment.
Updated components to use the new API method for fetching the active organization, improving consistency across the codebase. This change enhances maintainability and aligns with recent API updates.
Updated the event fetching logic to utilize Promise.all for concurrent API calls, enhancing performance. Adjusted the UI table layout by modifying the column span for better alignment and presentation of the empty queue state. Introduced constants for maximum events to improve code clarity.
Added self-hosted and production configuration examples for Inngest to the .env.example file. This enhancement provides clearer guidance for developers on setting up the Inngest integration.
Added a new endpoint to fetch deployment jobs for a server, integrating with the Inngest API to retrieve job details. Updated the queue management system to support centralized job retrieval for cloud environments, improving the deployment monitoring experience. Enhanced the UI to include action buttons for job cancellation and improved error handling for job fetching.
Introduced a new deployments page that includes a table for viewing all application and compose deployments, as well as a queue table for monitoring deployment jobs. Updated the sidebar to include a link to the new deployments section. Enhanced the API to support centralized deployment queries and job queue retrieval, improving overall deployment management and visibility.
Added helper functions to format status labels and execution durations in the requests dashboard. Updated the display logic to show "N/A" for zero status and improved duration representation in microseconds and milliseconds. This enhances the clarity and usability of the request logs for better monitoring and analysis.
Added the 'name' column to the project API response structure to enhance the data returned for project queries. This change improves the clarity and usability of the API by ensuring that project names are included in the response, facilitating better data handling for clients.
Removed unused imports and redundant code in the project dashboard component to enhance readability. Updated the API project router to streamline the data structure by eliminating unnecessary domain retrievals, while ensuring essential application and compose details are still included. This refactor improves maintainability and optimizes data handling for the project management interface.
Replaced the existing project query with the new `allForPermissions` endpoint to enhance data retrieval for server monitoring settings. This change aligns with recent API enhancements aimed at improving permissions management.
Introduced a new API endpoint `allForPermissions` to retrieve projects along with their environments and services specifically for admin users. This enhancement allows for a more comprehensive permissions UI by including detailed information about each environment and its associated applications, improving the overall user experience in managing permissions.
Updated the mysql configuration in the environment service to include specific column selections for the server object. This change improves data structure clarity and allows for more precise data handling in future queries.
Eliminated the 'env' property from the duplicateEnvironment function to streamline the code and improve clarity. This change enhances maintainability by removing unnecessary parameters.
Updated project and environment services to include specific column selections for various database entities. This improves data retrieval efficiency and allows for more granular control over the returned data structure. Added columns for application, mariadb, mongo, mysql, postgres, redis, and compose entities, as well as enhancements to the environment query structure.
Implemented a search feature in application, compose, environment, mariadb, mongo, mysql, postgres, project, and redis routers. Each search allows filtering by various parameters and respects user permissions based on their role. The search queries utilize optimized conditions for efficient data retrieval.
Importing the entire lodash library adds ~70kb to the bundle. Switch to
specific imports (lodash/debounce, lodash/escapeRegExp) so only the used
functions are included.
- Revised pricing calculations for Hobby and Startup tiers to reflect accurate annual rates with 20% discount.
- Updated comments for clarity and consistency in pricing logic.
- Adjusted billing display to show the correct annual pricing for additional servers.
- Eliminated outdated comments related to legacy plan detection and current pricing calculations.
- Improved code readability by removing unnecessary comments that no longer serve a purpose.
- Updated the product ID array construction to directly include Hobby and Startup product IDs.
- Streamlined the refinement logic for server quantity validation, improving readability without altering functionality.
- Ensured consistent validation messages for the Startup plan requirements.
- Modified the billing section to clarify that users can add more servers at the specified monthly rate.
- Added monthly pricing display for both Hobby and Startup tiers when the annual plan is selected.
- Enhanced user experience by providing clearer pricing information based on server quantity.
- Integrated a confirmation dialog for upgrading plans, providing users with clear details about their current and new plans.
- Added toast notifications to inform users of successful upgrades or errors during the process.
- Updated UI elements for better styling and user experience in the billing section.
- Added new pricing calculations for Hobby and Startup tiers, including server quantity handling.
- Implemented upgrade functionality for users on legacy plans to switch to Hobby or Startup plans.
- Updated Stripe webhook to correctly calculate server quantities based on subscription items.
- Refactored getStripeItems utility to accommodate new billing tiers and server quantity logic.
- Introduced a mock for the patch service's findMany method in both test files to simulate database behavior.
- This change enhances test coverage and ensures consistency across the test suite.
- Removed the mock for the patch service to streamline the test setup.
- This change enhances test clarity by eliminating unnecessary mock definitions.
- Removed the mock for the patch service to streamline the test setup.
- This change enhances test clarity by eliminating unnecessary mock definitions.
- Eliminated the mock constants for paths to simplify the test setup.
- This change enhances test clarity by focusing on relevant mocks and reducing unnecessary complexity.
- Eliminated the mock for the patch service and the associated deployment test case to streamline the test suite.
- This change focuses on improving test clarity and reducing complexity by removing redundant code.
- Replaced the mock for the patch service with a mock for db.query.patch.findMany to better simulate database behavior.
- Added type and updatedAt fields to the mock patch object for improved test accuracy.
- Added a mock for the patch table in application.command.test.ts to simulate findMany behavior.
- Updated application.real.test.ts to include new paths for COMPOSE_PATH, SSH_PATH, and BASE_PATH for improved test coverage.
- Introduced a new SQL file to create a "patch" table with a custom ENUM type "patchType" for tracking changes.
- Added foreign key constraints linking "applicationId" and "composeId" to their respective tables.
- Removed the previous SQL file that contained redundant definitions for the "patchType" and its column in the "patch" table.
- Modified deployment commands in Dockerfile, Dockerfile.cloud, Dockerfile.schedule, and Dockerfile.server to add the --legacy flag for compatibility during deployment.
- Removed fast-xml-parser version 4.3.4 and updated to version 5.3.6 in package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml.
- Updated strnum dependency from version 1.1.2 to 2.1.2 in pnpm-lock.yaml.
- Updated pnpm version from 9.12.0 to 10.22.0 in Dockerfiles for base, cloud, schedule, and server.
- Adjusted package.json files in multiple applications to reflect the new pnpm version.
- Updated dependencies for better-auth and related packages to version 1.4.18.
- Updated the recommended Node.js version in CONTRIBUTING.md to 24.4.0.
- Modified the Node.js version in the sync-openapi-docs.yml workflow to 24.4.0.
- Updated @better-auth/sso and better-auth dependencies to version 1.5.0-beta.16 in package.json files across multiple applications.
- Incremented @better-auth/utils version to 0.3.1.
- Adjusted pnpm-lock.yaml to reflect the updated dependency versions.
- Updated .nvmrc and Dockerfiles to use Node.js 24.4.0.
- Modified package.json files across multiple applications to reflect the new Node.js version and updated @types/node dependency.
- Updated better-auth and @better-auth/sso dependencies to version v1.5.0-beta.16 in relevant package.json files.
- Removed outdated .nvmrc file from apps/dokploy.
- Updated ID input validation to require a minimum length of 1 character.
- Simplified the logic for accessing repository directories by consolidating return statements and removing unnecessary error handling for missing application or compose types.
- Removed the unused import of the organization schema.
- Introduced a new import for the getOrganizationOwnerId function to enhance license validation logic.
- Replaced user data fetching with a dedicated query for trusted origins in SSO settings.
- Updated mutation functions to utilize the new trusted origins query.
- Introduced a new service function to validate enterprise licenses based on organization ownership.
- Enhanced SSO router to ensure trusted origins are managed by the organization owner.
- Added callback URL for email sign-in in the home page.
- Enhanced the isValidSearch function to restrict allowed characters to alphanumeric, space, dot, underscore, and hyphen, preventing command injection vulnerabilities.
- Updated unit tests to reflect the new validation rules and ensure comprehensive coverage against potential injection attacks.
- Updated the regex in the isValidSearch function to limit valid characters, improving input validation and security against potential injection attacks.
- Introduced tests for isValidTail, isValidSince, isValidSearch, and isValidContainerId functions to ensure proper validation and security against command injection.
- Updated docker-container-logs to utilize these validation functions, enhancing input handling for WebSocket connections.
- Introduced a new test suite to validate that the unzipDrop function prevents writing outside the application directory, specifically addressing potential sandbox escape vulnerabilities.
- Implemented setup and teardown logic to ensure a clean test environment for each test run.
- Updated the unzipDrop function to remove the symlink entry check and replace it with a more general validation for dangerous node entries.
- Adjusted the associated test to reflect the change in error messaging.
- Removed redundant command initialization and ensured proper command structure for deployment.
- Enhanced clarity by consolidating command building logic, improving maintainability of the deployCompose function.
- Added CreateFileDialog component for creating new files within the dashboard.
- Integrated file creation functionality into the PatchEditor, allowing users to create files directly from the directory structure.
- Enhanced user experience with form validation and success/error notifications during file creation.
- Updated ShowPatches to display file types with badges for better clarity on patch operations.
- Introduced a new ENUM type "patchType" with values 'create', 'update', and 'delete' to categorize patch operations.
- Updated the "patch" table schema to include a new "type" column, defaulting to 'update', ensuring better management of patch types.
- Added a new snapshot file for version 7 to reflect the updated database schema.
- Streamlined the command generation for applying patches by removing unnecessary checks for enabled status within the loop.
- Consolidated patch retrieval and filtering logic to enhance clarity and maintainability.
- Improved directory handling for file paths to ensure proper creation before applying patches, enhancing robustness.
- Eliminated the repoPath parameter from the PatchEditor component and related API calls, simplifying the patch management logic.
- Updated the patch retrieval and saving processes to focus on filePath and content, enhancing clarity and maintainability.
- Adjusted the handling of file content in the CodeEditor to ensure it retrieves the correct data, improving user experience.
- Introduced the EditPatchDialog component to facilitate patch editing within the dashboard.
- Integrated the dialog into the ShowPatches component, allowing users to edit patches directly from the list view.
- Enhanced user experience with loading indicators and success/error notifications during patch updates.
- Updated the UI to ensure consistent styling and behavior across patch management features.
- Consolidated patch retrieval for applications and composes into a single query method, improving code clarity and reducing redundancy.
- Updated the ShowPatches component to utilize the new unified query, simplifying data fetching logic.
- Refactored patch application commands to streamline the process for both application and compose types, enhancing maintainability and consistency across the codebase.
- Removed redundant helper functions for retrieving git configurations for applications and composes, streamlining the codebase.
- Updated the `ensurePatchRepo` function to directly handle repository cloning based on the application or compose type, improving clarity and maintainability.
- Refactored patch creation logic to eliminate unnecessary checks and streamline the process of creating patches.
- Enhanced the handling of output paths in repository cloning functions across different git providers, ensuring consistent behavior.
- Removed the local state for saving status and integrated loading state directly from the mutation hook.
- Updated the saveAsPatch function to handle success and error notifications more cleanly.
- Adjusted the file content loading to ensure it retrieves the latest data, improving user experience and consistency in the PatchEditor component.
- Refactored API calls in the patch router to unify patch retrieval logic for applications and composes, enhancing maintainability.
- Updated the PatchEditor and ShowPatches components to accept a unified `id` and `type` prop, replacing the previous separate `applicationId` and `composeId` props.
- Refactored API calls in the patch router to handle both application and compose types, improving code clarity and maintainability.
- Enhanced the UI to provide consistent behavior for creating and managing patches across different types.
- Removed the cloud check from the ClearDeployments component, simplifying the logic.
- Updated the clearOldDeployments function to accept appName and serverId, enhancing its flexibility.
- Adjusted the return values in the application and compose routers to return a boolean instead of a detailed message, improving consistency.
- Renamed and consolidated the functions for clearing old deployments to a single method, `clearOldDeployments`, which now accepts an ID and type (application or compose).
- Updated the logic to filter deployments based on status and type, improving code maintainability and reducing redundancy.
- Updated the deployment deletion process to include error handling for non-existent deployments.
- Refactored the command execution to handle both remote and local execution based on server availability.
- Simplified the logic for determining deletable deployments in the ShowDeployments component.
- Introduced support for Microsoft Teams notifications, including the ability to create, update, and test connections for Teams notifications.
- Updated the notification schema to include Teams as a notification type.
- Added Teams icon and UI components for handling Teams notifications in the dashboard.
- Implemented backend logic for creating and updating Teams notifications, along with necessary database schema changes.
- Enhanced existing notification functionalities to support Teams notifications across various events (e.g., build success, failure, database backups).
- Implemented a new function to verify if an environment has active services before allowing its deletion. This prevents accidental deletion of environments that are still in use.
- Updated the mode-form component to convert the Replicas value to a number only if it is defined and not an empty string, improving data handling for Replicated mode.
- Changed `@ts-expect-error` to `@ts-ignore` in the suggestVariants function to address TypeScript's excessively deep instantiation warning related to Zod and AI SDK output.
- Upgraded @ai-sdk dependencies to versions 3.0.44, 3.0.30, 3.0.21, 2.0.34, 3.0.20, and 3.0.29 in package.json files for both server and dokploy.
- Updated ai package to version 6.0.86 and ai-sdk-ollama to version 3.7.0.
- Updated swagger-ui-react to version 5.31.1.
- Added a new DEBUG-BUILD.md file for debugging build issues in the server package.
- Introduced tsconfig.server.no-decl.json to manage TypeScript compilation options without declaration files.
- Modified tsconfig.json to include .next directory for TypeScript compilation.
- Updated the WebDomain and ManageTraefikPorts components to use static placeholders and labels instead of localization functions, improving readability and simplifying the codebase.
- Updated zod version from 3.25.32 to 3.25.76 in pnpm-lock.yaml, package.json files for api, dokploy, schedules, and server.
- Removed i18next and related localization code from the dokploy application to streamline the codebase.
- Simplified the organization selection process by enhancing the dropdown menu structure.
- Improved the layout for better visibility and usability, ensuring a smoother user experience when setting default organizations and deleting them.
- Added error handling for organization actions to provide user feedback on success or failure.
- Updated the dropdown menu to have a maximum height and added overflow handling for better usability.
- Adjusted the layout of the organizations list to ensure proper display and scrolling behavior.
- Changed the update mechanism for SSO providers to use a new `updateSSOProvider` function, improving code clarity and maintainability.
- Updated the payload structure for OIDC and SAML configurations to directly use the input values instead of stringifying them.
- Enhanced the overall handling of SSO provider updates within the API router.
- Added support for editing existing SAML providers, allowing users to update issuer, domains, entry point, and certificate.
- Introduced a new function to parse SAML configuration from JSON.
- Updated the UI to reflect changes in the registration dialog based on whether the user is adding or editing a provider.
- Improved user feedback with success messages tailored for registration and updates.
- Added a new column `created_at` to the `sso_provider` table for better tracking of provider creation times.
- Added support for editing existing OIDC providers, allowing users to update issuer, domains, client settings, and scopes.
- Introduced a new query to fetch OIDC provider details for editing.
- Updated the UI to reflect changes in the registration dialog based on whether the user is adding or editing a provider.
- Improved error handling for domain conflicts during updates.
`docker stack rm` was chained after `cd` with `&&`, so if the compose
directory didn't exist the stack removal command never executed. This left
orphaned Docker services with occupied ports after deletion via the API.
Also removed a duplicate `execAsync` call that always ran outside the
`if/else` block regardless of `compose.serverId`.
Fixes#3691
- Updated the account linking configuration to include trusted providers fetched from the database, enhancing flexibility in managing SSO integrations.
- Added tests to verify the conversion of Russian Cyrillic domains and subdomains with IDN TLDs to punycode format, ensuring proper handling in router configurations.
- Confirmed that non-ASCII parts are correctly converted while ASCII parts remain unchanged.
- Implemented a function to convert IDNs to ASCII punycode format, ensuring compatibility with Traefik requirements.
- Added tests to verify the conversion of IDNs and the handling of ASCII domains in router configurations.
- Enhanced error handling in the addDomainToCompose function to provide more descriptive messages when a domain's service name is missing or when the service does not exist in the compose configuration. This improves debugging and user feedback.
- Updated the Stripe API response to return only the monthly and annual subscription products.
- Enhanced the product listing logic to filter out unnecessary products, improving data handling in the application.
- Added functionality to add, edit, and remove trusted origins for SSO callbacks.
- Introduced new API mutations for managing trusted origins.
- Enhanced the SSO settings UI to include a dialog for managing trusted origins, with appropriate state handling and user feedback via toast notifications.
- Refactored the deployment worker to create a no-op worker when Redis is disabled (e.g., IS_CLOUD), preventing BullMQ connection errors.
- Updated queue initialization to use a no-op queue in cloud environments, ensuring compatibility and stability.
- Improved error handling and logging for job processing in the deployment worker.
- Updated repository selection logic across Bitbucket, Gitea, GitHub, and GitLab components to display a placeholder when no repository is selected.
- Enhanced loading state messages for better user experience, ensuring users are prompted to select an account before loading repositories.
- Cleaned up conditional rendering for loading states and account selection prompts in the UI.
- Introduced PRODUCT_MONTHLY_ID and PRODUCT_ANNUAL_ID constants to manage subscription product IDs.
- Updated the Stripe API call to fetch only the specified subscription products, enhancing performance and clarity in product management.
- Eliminated unnecessary console log statements in the LinkingAccount component to clean up the code and improve performance.
- Ensured that the account listing functionality remains intact while enhancing code readability.
- Added a new component for linking Google and GitHub accounts to user profiles.
- Integrated account linking functionality with the authentication client, allowing users to link and unlink their social accounts.
- Updated the profile settings page to conditionally display the linking account component based on cloud settings.
- Enhanced error handling and loading states for a better user experience.
- Updated the license key settings to ensure only users with the "owner" role can access certain functionalities.
- Modified the license key activation input validation to require a non-empty string.
- Improved error handling for network issues when validating license keys, providing clearer feedback to users.
- Adjusted the dashboard settings to redirect non-owner users appropriately.
- Moved the Tooltip imports to a more appropriate location for better readability.
- Simplified the assignment of ulimitsSwarm to ensure it directly accesses the data property.
- Introduced a new column "ulimitsSwarm" of type json to the "application", "mariadb", "mongo", "mysql", "postgres", and "redis" tables.
- Added a corresponding entry in the journal for version 7 to track this migration.
- Corrected a typo in the CONTRIBUTING.md file, changing "comunity" to "community."
- Added a new section in CONTRIBUTING.md titled "Important Considerations for Pull Requests" to emphasize the necessity of testing before submission.
- Enhanced the pull request template to remind contributors to test their changes locally before submitting, ensuring a smoother review process.
- Updated the start script in package.json to eliminate the wait-for-postgres script, streamlining the application startup process.
- This change ensures that the migration and server processes are initiated directly without the wait-for-postgres dependency.
- Introduced a new script to wait for PostgreSQL to be ready before starting the application.
- Updated the Dockerfile to include a health check for the application.
- Modified the start script in package.json to run the wait-for-postgres script prior to starting the server and migration processes.
- Added the wait-for-postgres TypeScript file to handle connection retries to the PostgreSQL database.
- Changed the default value of BETTER_AUTH_SECRET to ensure compatibility for users who enabled 2FA before the introduction of the new secret.
- This update maintains existing authentication functionality while transitioning to a more secure default.
close https://github.com/Dokploy/dokploy/issues/3645
- Updated the authentication configuration to conditionally include advanced cookie settings only when not in a cloud environment.
- This change enhances flexibility in cookie management while maintaining existing security practices.
- Introduced advanced cookie settings in the authentication configuration, including options for secure cookies and default cookie attributes.
- This enhancement aims to improve security practices related to cookie handling in the application.
- Added a new entry point for migration in the esbuild configuration.
- Updated the start script in package.json to run the migration before starting the server.
- Removed the direct migration call from the server initialization process to streamline the workflow.
- Deleted the SQL file that added a unique constraint on the combination of applicationId and pullRequestId in the preview_deployments table.
- Removed the corresponding entry from the _journal.json to reflect the deletion of the migration.
- Deleted the snapshot file for version 142, which is no longer needed.
- Updated the preview-deployments schema to remove the unique index, reverting to the previous state.
- Introduced a new SQL file to add a unique constraint on the combination of applicationId and pullRequestId in the preview_deployments table.
- Updated the _journal.json to include the new migration entry for version 142.
- Created a new snapshot file for version 142 to reflect the current database schema.
- Modified the preview-deployments schema to include a unique index for applicationId and pullRequestId, enhancing data integrity.
- Updated the ShowDockerLogs component to use optional chaining when accessing the error property of services, preventing potential runtime errors.
- Refactored the deployApplication function to create an applicationEntity object, ensuring consistent use of serverId across repository cloning functions.
- Removed unused createEnvFile function from utils, streamlining the codebase.
- Updated the readValidDirectory function to include an optional serverId parameter, improving its flexibility for directory validation.
- Modified the deployment logs WebSocket server setup to utilize the updated readValidDirectory function, ensuring proper log path validation based on server context.
- Updated the cron schedule for Docker cleanup tasks across multiple files to use the new CLEANUP_CRON_JOB constant.
- This change enhances maintainability by centralizing the cron schedule configuration, ensuring consistency across the application.
- Added a locking mechanism to prevent concurrent volume backups, ensuring data integrity during backup operations.
- Introduced a `lockWrapper` function that manages the locking process using either `flock` or directory-based locking.
- Updated the `backupVolume` function to utilize the locking mechanism for both application and compose service types, enhancing the reliability of backup processes.
- Updated the volume backups query to include ordering by the `createdAt` field in descending order.
- This change improves the retrieval of backup records, ensuring the most recent backups are prioritized in the response.
- Updated the database query in the `reconnectServicesToTraefik` function to remove optional chaining, ensuring proper execution of the query.
- This change enhances the reliability of service reconnections to Traefik by ensuring the database connection is correctly utilized.
- Added a new function `reconnectServicesToTraefik` to facilitate the reconnection of services to Traefik based on the server ID.
- The function queries the database for isolated deployments and constructs Docker network connect commands for each service.
- Enhanced the existing Traefik setup process by ensuring services are properly reconnected after setup.
- Introduced a new field `giteaInternalUrl` in the Gitea provider settings to allow users to specify an internal URL for OAuth token exchange when Gitea runs on the same instance as Dokploy.
- Updated the Gitea provider forms to include the new field with appropriate descriptions.
- Modified the token exchange logic to utilize the internal URL if provided, enhancing connectivity options for users.
- Updated database schema to accommodate the new field.
- Introduced a new field `gitlabInternalUrl` in the GitLab provider settings to allow users to specify an internal URL for OAuth token exchange when GitLab runs on the same instance as Dokploy.
- Updated the GitLab provider forms to include the new field with appropriate descriptions.
- Modified the token exchange logic to utilize the internal URL if provided, enhancing connectivity options for users.
- Introduced a checkbox to skip YAML validation in both the UpdateTraefikConfig and ShowTraefikFile components, allowing users to save configurations that utilize Go templating.
- Updated the onSubmit logic to conditionally validate YAML based on the new checkbox state, enhancing flexibility for users working with dynamic configurations.
- Added error message display for containers in both the application and stack log views when using the "swarm" option.
- Updated Docker command to include error information for containers, enhancing visibility into container issues.
- Introduced a new action in the dashboard to clean the entire deployment queue, enhancing user control over deployment processes.
- Implemented error handling with toast notifications to inform users of the success or failure of the action.
- Updated the API to support the new clean all deployment queue functionality.
- Updated the job removal logic to default cronSchedule to an empty string if job.pattern is undefined, preventing potential errors during job removal.
- Upgraded bullmq to version 5.67.3 in both dokploy and schedules applications.
- Added new functions to retrieve jobs by application and compose IDs in the queue setup.
- Enhanced application and compose routers to cancel jobs based on user requests.
- Updated package dependencies for ioredis and msgpackr to their latest versions.
The setup.ts script imports execAsync from @dokploy/server, which triggers
the entire package to load including lib/auth.ts. This module initializes
betterAuth() with a database connection at import time, causing the setup
script to fail with ECONNREFUSED before the database container is created.
This fix replaces the import with Node.js native promisify(exec), avoiding
the module side-effect that attempts database connection during setup.
- Added a new health check mutation for reloading Traefik, improving user feedback during the reload process.
- Updated button states to reflect the execution status of health checks, preventing user actions during ongoing operations.
- Refactored error handling for Traefik reload to provide clearer feedback on failures.
- Updated Traefik setup calls to run in the background, allowing immediate client response.
- Added error handling to log issues during the background execution of Traefik setup for better debugging.
- Modified the Traefik setup call to execute in the background, allowing immediate response to the client.
- Added error handling to log any issues during the background execution of the Traefik setup.
- Added support for displaying "ready" state in badge color logic.
- Updated logs display to include container status and current state in the dashboard components.
- Modified Docker command outputs to include status and current state for better visibility of container health.
- Introduced a new column "created_at" with a default timestamp to the "invitation" table.
- Updated the account schema to reflect this change, ensuring consistency across the database structure.
- Added corresponding metadata in the snapshot and journal files for versioning.
- Introduced `useHealthCheckAfterMutation` hook to perform health checks after mutations, ensuring services are ready before proceeding.
- Updated `ShowTraefikActions`, `EditTraefikEnv`, and `ManageTraefikPorts` components to utilize the new hook, enhancing user feedback and error handling during updates.
- Improved loading states by incorporating health check execution status into button states.
- Updated the addDokployNetworkToService function to automatically include the "default" network when adding new networks.
- Modified test cases to reflect the new behavior, ensuring no duplicates of the default network are added.
- Improved handling of network addition for both arrays and objects.
- Eliminated the getDokployImage and pullLatestRelease functions to streamline the settings service.
- Updated the code to focus on dynamic image retrieval, enhancing clarity and maintainability.
- Simplified the rendering of DriverOptsEntries in the network form by consolidating the mapping logic.
- Improved formatting of example driver options in the form description for better readability.
- Ensured consistent handling of adding and removing driver options within the form.
- Removed the deprecated getDokployImage function and replaced it with dynamic image retrieval based on available updates.
- The service update now checks for available updates and uses the latest version from the update data, enhancing deployment efficiency.
- Introduced DriverOptsEntries to the network form schema, allowing users to specify driver options for networks.
- Updated the form UI to support adding, editing, and removing driver options dynamically.
- Adjusted the backend schema to accept driver options as a record of key-value pairs.
- Updated the backupVolume function to use `docker service update --replicas` instead of `docker service scale` for stopping and starting application replicas.
- This change enhances the backup process by ensuring proper handling of service updates with registry authentication.
- Updated backup processing logic to destructure appName from backup objects, ensuring it is available for further operations.
- This change is applied consistently across multiple sections of the project router.
- Introduced a new notification type 'resend' to the database.
- Created a new table 'resend' with fields for managing resend notifications.
- Updated the 'notification' table to include a foreign key reference to 'resendId'.
- Added corresponding snapshot and journal entries to reflect these changes.
- Introduced a new notification type 'pushover' to the database.
- Created a new table 'pushover' with relevant fields for notification management.
- Updated the 'notification' table to include a foreign key reference to 'pushoverId' for enhanced notification handling.
- Added corresponding snapshot and journal entries to reflect these changes.
- Deleted the '0137_worried_shriek.sql' file as it is no longer needed.
- Updated the journal to remove references to the deleted SQL file.
- Removed the corresponding snapshot JSON file to maintain a tidy project structure.
- Deleted SQL files '0136_tidy_puff_adder.sql' and '0137_worried_shriek.sql' as they are no longer needed.
- Updated the journal and removed references to the deleted SQL files.
- Cleaned up the corresponding snapshot JSON files to maintain a tidy project structure.
- Eliminated the sponsors section and related acknowledgments from the README.md to simplify the document.
- Updated the layout to focus on the core features and purpose of Dokploy.
- Added BETTER_AUTH_SECRET constant to manage authentication secret, defaulting to a predefined value if not set in the environment.
- Updated betterAuth configuration to utilize BETTER_AUTH_SECRET for enhanced security in authentication processes.
- Updated error handling in the ShowExternal*Credentials components for MariaDB, MongoDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Redis to display specific error messages when saving the external port fails.
- Moved LICENSE_KEY_URL definition to a centralized location for better maintainability.
- Updated license validation function to utilize the new LICENSE_KEY_URL import, enhancing clarity and consistency in API calls.
- Upgraded @types/node from version ^18.19.104 to ^20.16.0 in package.json files for apps/api, apps/dokploy, apps/schedules, and packages/server.
- Adjusted pnpm-lock.yaml to reflect the updated @types/node version across all relevant dependencies.
- Added a new setup file for mock database interactions in the dokploy app to enhance testing capabilities.
- Updated drizzle-orm from version ^0.39.3 to ^0.41.0 for enhanced performance and features.
- Upgraded @better-auth/utils from version 0.2.4 to 0.3.0 to incorporate the latest improvements.
- Adjusted pnpm-lock.yaml to reflect these dependency updates.
- Upgraded drizzle-orm from version ^0.39.3 to ^0.41.0 for improved functionality and performance.
- Updated drizzle-kit from version ^0.30.6 to ^0.31.4 to ensure compatibility with the latest drizzle-orm version.
- Adjusted related dependencies in pnpm-lock.yaml to reflect these changes.
- Upgraded Vitest from version 1.6.1 to 4.0.18 to leverage new features and improvements.
- Updated dependency versions in pnpm-lock.yaml to ensure compatibility with the latest Vitest version.
- Deleted the mock database setup file to streamline the test environment.
- Updated the Vitest configuration to remove the reference to the deleted setup file, enhancing clarity in test setup.
- Added mock implementations for `member.findFirst` and `member.findMany` methods in the mock database setup.
- This enhancement improves the test environment by allowing more comprehensive simulation of member-related database interactions.
- Added logic to retrieve and delete SSO providers, ensuring proper permission checks and error handling.
- Updated user trusted origins when adding or removing SSO providers, maintaining accurate origin lists.
- Refactored trusted origins retrieval to improve clarity and efficiency in the authentication process.
- Introduced utility functions for normalizing trusted origins and converting request headers.
- Created a new table `sso_provider` with relevant fields and constraints.
- Added new columns to the `user` table: `enableEnterpriseFeatures`, `licenseKey`, `isValidEnterpriseLicense`, and `trustedOrigins`.
- Established foreign key relationships for `user_id` and `organization_id` in the `sso_provider` table.
- Deleted SQL migration files for `0137_naive_power_pack`, `0138_common_mathemanic`, `0139_smiling_havok`, and `0140_great_lightspeed` as they are no longer needed.
- Removed corresponding snapshot files to maintain consistency in the database schema history.
- Changed the setup file path for global mocks in the Vitest configuration to a more explicit location, improving clarity and organization of test setup.
- Updated the setup file path for global mocks in the Vitest configuration to improve clarity.
- Added environment variables for GitHub and Google credentials to the test environment, facilitating integration testing.
- Added a condition to display the deprecation warning for legacy database credentials only in non-test environments.
- This change prevents unnecessary warnings during testing, improving the developer experience.
- Introduced a mock implementation for the `values` method in the mock database setup.
- This addition improves the test environment by allowing more comprehensive simulation of database interactions.
- Added mock implementations for `webServerSettings` to support the `getWebServerSettings` function in tests.
- This update improves the test environment by simulating necessary database interactions for web server settings.
- Introduced a new mock database setup file to simulate database interactions during tests.
- Updated Vitest configuration to include the mock setup file, enhancing test reliability and isolation.
- Modified the database URL assignment logic to differentiate between production and development environments.
- Ensured that the correct database URL is used based on the NODE_ENV variable, improving deployment flexibility.
- Deleted the import statement for `getSSOProviders` and the associated logic for fetching issuer origins from SSO providers.
- This cleanup improves code clarity by removing unnecessary dependencies and streamlining the trusted origins configuration.
- Added a new service to fetch SSO providers from the database, including relevant fields such as id, providerId, issuer, domain, oidcConfig, and samlConfig.
- This functionality will support future enhancements in SSO integration.
- Updated user context to include `enableEnterpriseFeatures` and `isValidEnterpriseLicense` properties.
- Modified request validation to set these properties based on user data, enhancing enterprise feature management.
- Adjusted the enterprise procedure to check user flags directly from the context instead of querying the database.
- Changed the export of the `handler` and `api` constants to local scope for better clarity.
- Enhanced the trusted origins logic by restructuring the code for improved readability and maintainability.
- Commented out the cloud environment redirection logic for future consideration, aligning with previous changes in the codebase.
- Commented out the old database URL for security reasons.
- Updated the database connection string to use the Docker service name for PostgreSQL, ensuring proper connectivity in containerized environments.
- Added support for IdP metadata XML in the SAML registration dialog, allowing users to paste full metadata for configuration.
- Updated the callback URL and audience handling to dynamically incorporate the base URL.
- Refactored the SSO settings to enable SAML provider registration and improved the display of callback URLs based on provider details.
- Enhanced trusted origins configuration in the authentication logic to include additional domains for development and production environments.
- Updated the mapping logic in `register-oidc-dialog` to differentiate between Azure and other identity providers.
- Simplified the mapping structure for user attributes based on the issuer, improving flexibility in handling various OIDC providers.
- Added authorization checks to ensure only users with the "owner" role can activate or deactivate license keys.
- Updated the menu item visibility logic to simplify role checks for admin and owner users.
- Commented out the cloud environment redirection logic in the license settings page for future consideration.
- Included a new Okta domain in the array of allowed domains for SSO authentication.
- Modified the SSO request handling logic to return early if the request is an SSO callback, enhancing the flow of authentication.
- Refactored `register-oidc-dialog` and `register-saml-dialog` to accept an array of domains instead of a single domain string.
- Enhanced server-side validation to check for duplicate domains across registered providers.
- Updated SSO schema to reflect the change from a single domain to an array of domains, including validation for domain format.
- Updated the `listProviders` query to filter SSO providers by both organization ID and user ID.
- Modified the provider validation logic to ensure that only relevant providers are returned for the authenticated user.
- Refactored SSO registration logic in `register-oidc-dialog` and `register-saml-dialog` to use a new mutation method.
- Removed unused imports and error handling for registration failures.
- Added foreign key constraint for `organization_id` in the `sso_provider` table.
- Introduced new SSO schema and updated user relations to include SSO providers.
- Enhanced authentication flow to support SSO provider registration.
The button was unresponsive because the form's flat data structure
({ SpreadDescriptor }) didn't match the Zod schema's nested structure
({ Spread: { SpreadDescriptor } }), causing silent validation failure.
Updated schema to match form state and transform to nested structure
only when submitting to the API.
- Updated the exports in the swarm forms index to include LabelsForm and ModeForm while ensuring RestartPolicyForm and UpdateConfigForm are correctly exported.
- Removed the obsolete SQL file '0135_illegal_magik.sql' and its references from the journal.
- Deleted the associated snapshot JSON file to clean up unused database schema definitions.
- Introduced a new notification type "resend" to the system.
- Added database schema for resend notifications including fields for apiKey, fromAddress, and toAddress.
- Implemented functions to create, update, and send resend notifications.
- Updated notification router to handle resend notifications with appropriate API endpoints.
- Enhanced existing notification services to support sending notifications via the Resend service.
- Modified various notification utilities to accommodate the new resend functionality.
The profile form was sending `name` field but the database column is
`firstName`. This caused the firstName to be silently ignored during
updates. Changed form field and API schema to use `firstName` to match
the database column.
- Introduced a new notification type "resend" to the system.
- Added database schema for resend notifications including fields for apiKey, fromAddress, and toAddress.
- Implemented functions to create, update, and send resend notifications.
- Updated notification router to handle resend notifications with appropriate API endpoints.
- Enhanced existing notification services to support sending notifications via the Resend service.
- Modified various notification utilities to accommodate the new resend functionality.
- Introduced a function to read database credentials from a file for improved security.
- Added support for environment variables to configure database connection, replacing hardcoded values.
- Implemented a warning for users relying on deprecated hardcoded credentials, encouraging migration to Docker Secrets.
- Implemented a check for projects with no accessible environments, displaying an alert message to inform users.
- Updated project link behavior to prevent navigation when no environments are available, enhancing user experience.
- Added logic to conditionally hide the builder section when the Docker provider is selected, improving user experience by reducing unnecessary UI elements.
- Removed unused documentation URLs from menu items in swarm settings.
- Enhanced doc descriptions for better clarity on configuration options.
- Refactored tooltip implementation for improved UI consistency.
- Added tooltips to menu items in the swarm settings for better user guidance.
- Included documentation URLs and descriptions for Health Check, Restart Policy, Placement, Update Config, Rollback Config, Mode, Labels, Stop Grace Period, and Endpoint Spec.
- Updated type assertions in rollback and update config forms for improved type safety.
- Added multiple forms for managing swarm settings including Health Check, Restart Policy, Placement, Update Config, Rollback Config, Mode, Labels, Stop Grace Period, and Endpoint Spec.
- Introduced utility functions for filtering empty values and checking for values to save.
- Enhanced the UI for better navigation and form handling within the dashboard.
- Integrated form validation using Zod and React Hook Form for improved user experience.
This migration file is not used nor present in the journal. This is a legacy file that did not get cleaned. I am removing the file to clean the state of the migrations and allow for custom ci/cd scripts to have a clean run and avoid duplicated migration ids (this file conflicts with the `0057_tricky_living_tribunal...`)
- Introduced a dropdown for selecting Railpack versions, including a manual entry option for custom versions.
- Implemented state management to toggle between predefined versions and manual input.
- Updated form handling to accommodate the new selection method and provide user guidance.
- Added logic to getUpdateData to compare current and latest image digests for canary and feature tags, indicating if an update is available.
- Updated reloadDockerResource to ensure the correct image tag is used during dokploy service updates based on the current image tag.
- Updated the reloadDockerResource function to include an optional version parameter.
- Modified the command for updating the dokploy service to specify the image version during updates.
- Modified the SQL queries in GetLastNContainerMetrics and GetAllMetricsContainer functions to use an exact match for container names instead of a LIKE clause, improving query accuracy and performance.
- Updated the SetupServer component to use a Button instead of DropdownMenuItem for better accessibility and user experience.
- Enhanced the ShowServers component by adding tooltips for the Setup Server action, providing users with additional context on server configuration.
- Introduced `ShowBillingInvoices` component to manage and display billing invoices.
- Updated `ShowBilling` component to include navigation for invoices and enhanced subscription management.
- Refactored `ShowInvoices` component for improved loading and display logic.
- Created a new invoices page with server-side validation and layout integration.
- Added `ShowInvoices` component to display user invoices with status and actions.
- Integrated Stripe API to fetch invoices for the authenticated user.
- Updated `ShowBilling` component to conditionally render invoices if the user has a Stripe customer ID.
Users deploying to Docker Swarm can now configure resource ulimits
(nofile, nproc, etc.) to prevent applications from hitting system
limits that cause crashes or degraded performance.
- Update environment selection to fallback to first accessible environment when default is not accessible
- Fix search command to handle users without default environment access
- Fix projects list to use accessible environment instead of always default
- Add server-side redirect to accessible environment when accessing inaccessible one
- Add comprehensive test coverage for environment access fallback logic
Fixes#3394
- Refactored server data handling to separate deploy and build servers.
- Updated the UI to display servers in distinct groups for better clarity.
- Enhanced the server selection experience by dynamically rendering server options based on availability.
- Updated the AddRegistrySchema to make the password field optional when editing an existing registry.
- Introduced a new mutation, testRegistryById, to validate registry credentials using existing data.
- Improved form handling to conditionally require the password based on the editing state.
- Enhanced user feedback for registry testing with clearer error messages and instructions.
- Wrapped server status display in a TooltipProvider to provide additional context for deactivated servers.
- Implemented a tooltip that informs users about the reason for deactivation and instructions for reactivation, enhancing user experience and clarity in server management.
- Added `asButton` prop to `HandleServers`, `SetupServer`, `ShowServerActions`, and `TerminalModal` components to allow rendering as buttons for improved UI flexibility.
- Updated the server management interface to use buttons for actions like editing and setting up servers, enhancing user experience.
- Introduced new icons for better visual representation of actions in the server management dashboard.
Database creation APIs (mysql, mariadb, postgres, mongo) now return
the created database object with databaseID instead of boolean true.
This enables automation workflows to deploy databases immediately
after creation.
Fixes#3268
- Modified the admin check to use optional chaining, ensuring that the user property is accessed only if it exists, preventing potential runtime errors.
- Introduced new test cases to verify the behavior of the `processValue` function when dealing with empty string variables and undefined variables.
- Ensured that empty strings are correctly replaced and undefined variables remain unchanged in the output.
- Updated deployment logic across multiple API routes to run deployments in the background, allowing for immediate response and avoiding potential webhook timeouts.
- Added error handling to log any failures during background deployment.
- Added a new `cleanupAllBackground` function to execute Docker cleanup commands in the background, allowing for immediate return and avoiding gateway timeouts.
- Refactored existing cleanup functions to utilize a centralized `cleanupCommands` object for better maintainability and readability.
- Modified the project environment link to reference the default production environment instead of the first environment in the list, improving accuracy in navigation.
- Updated validation schema to require that both Build Server and Build Registry must be selected together or both set to None.
- Added informational alert to guide users on the selection requirements.
- Enhanced onChange handlers to reset the corresponding field when one is set to "none".
- Replace limited 15-timezone list with comprehensive 421 IANA timezones
- Add searchable timezone selector with region grouping for better UX
- Create dedicated timezones.ts file following project conventions
- Support all timezone offsets including 30-min and 45-min offsets
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Updated the description for the environment file creation option to specify that the .env file will be created in the same directory as the Dockerfile during the build process, enhancing user understanding.
- Updated the logic to disallow renaming the default environment while still allowing updates to its description and other properties.
- Adjusted error message for clarity when attempting to rename the default environment.
- Updated Next.js version in both root and dokploy package.json files to 16.0.10 for improved performance and features.
- Removed the turbopack development script from the dokploy package.json to streamline the development process.
- Added volumeBackup property to notification handling in multiple files for enhanced backup options.
- Enhanced the user interface for server selection in the registry settings, providing clearer instructions based on whether the server is cloud-based or not.
- Added conditional messaging to inform users about authentication processes related to the selected server, improving overall user experience.
- Made the registry URL field optional and added refined validation to ensure only valid hostnames are accepted, excluding protocols and paths.
- Updated the handling of registry URL in the form to default to an empty string if not provided.
- Added descriptive guidance in the form to assist users in entering the correct format for the registry URL.
- Eliminated the alert block that notified users about the lack of HTTPS support for traefik.me domains, streamlining the user interface in the AddPreviewDomain component.
- Updated test cases for the environment structure to include the new `isDefault` boolean flag.
- Ensured consistency in the environment schema across different test files, enhancing test coverage for environment-related functionalities.
- Implemented checks for traefik.me domains across AddDomain, AddPreviewDomain, and ShowPreviewSettings components.
- Added informational alerts to notify users that traefik.me is a public HTTP service and does not support SSL/HTTPS, ensuring clarity in domain configuration.
- Added `isDefault` boolean column to the environment schema, defaulting to false.
- Updated environment creation and deletion logic to handle default environments, allowing the production environment to be created and renamed.
- Enhanced error handling for environment updates and deletions to prevent modifications to default environments.
- Updated UI components to reflect changes in environment selection based on the new default logic.
- Introduced a new test suite for the getRegistryTag function, covering various scenarios including handling of usernames, image prefixes, and custom registry URLs.
- Ensured that the function correctly constructs image tags based on different input conditions, improving test coverage and reliability.
- Added a test case to ensure Dokploy dashboard requests are filtered out correctly.
- Updated the logs processing logic to exclude both Dokploy service app and dashboard requests, improving log clarity and relevance.
- Simplified the validation process for webhook image and Docker tag by consolidating checks and maintaining backward compatibility.
- If webhook image information is not provided, the system now defaults to using the configured image, preserving previous behavior.
- Updated test configurations for both drop and traefik to include the new `createEnvFile` option, ensuring that tests reflect the latest environment settings.
- Introduced a new boolean field `createEnvFile` in the environment schema to control the generation of an .env file during the build process.
- Updated the form in the dashboard to include a toggle for `createEnvFile`, allowing users to enable or disable this feature.
- Modified the Docker command generation logic to respect the `createEnvFile` flag, ensuring that the environment file is only created when appropriate.
- Updated the database schema to include the `createEnvFile` column in the application table with a default value of true.
- Updated the log processing functions to filter out requests that start with "/dashboard".
- Enhanced the monitoring configuration to also exclude Dashboard requests alongside the Dokploy service app.
- Updated the dashboard layout to use the HubSpotWidget instead of ChatwootWidget.
- Added a new HubSpotWidget component that loads the HubSpot script asynchronously.
- Added verification to ensure users are members of the specified organization when creating API keys.
- Implemented checks to restrict organization queries to users who are either checking their own organizations or are admins/owners of the active organization.
- Enhanced error handling to return FORBIDDEN responses for unauthorized access attempts.
- Added verification to ensure the user is a member of the organization before allowing deletion.
- Implemented checks to confirm the user is either the organization owner or has the owner role.
- Improved error handling to return a FORBIDDEN response if the user is not authorized to delete the organization.
- Implemented a check to verify if the user is a member of the organization before allowing access to organization data.
- Added error handling to return a FORBIDDEN response if the user is not a member.
- Added checks to ensure the organization exists before allowing updates.
- Implemented user membership verification to restrict updates to organization members only.
- Ensured that only the organization owner or users with the owner role can perform updates.
- Introduced a new `commonTimezones` array for timezone selection in the UI.
- Updated the schedule form to include an optional timezone field.
- Modified the database schema to add a `timezone` column to the `schedule` table.
- Enhanced the scheduling logic to utilize the specified timezone, defaulting to UTC if not provided.
- Updated the custom notification type to include an array of headers, allowing for more flexible header management.
- Removed the obsolete KeyValueInput component, streamlining the notification settings interface.
- Adjusted the database schema to support JSONB for headers in the custom table, improving data handling.
- Enhanced the notification testing functionality to accommodate the new headers structure.
- Updated related API endpoints and utility functions to reflect these changes.
- Deleted SQL file related to the 'custom' notification type and its schema changes.
- Removed corresponding journal entry from the metadata to reflect the deletion of the custom notification type.
- Added a new notification type 'custom' to the notificationType enum.
- Created a new 'custom' table with fields for customId, endpoint, and headers.
- Updated the notification table to include a customId column and established a foreign key relationship with the new custom table.
- Updated journal and snapshot files to reflect these changes.
- Removed the 'customId' field and its associated foreign key constraints from the notification schema in both 0113_snapshot.json and 0114_snapshot.json.
- Updated the list of supported notification types to exclude 'custom', reflecting the recent changes in notification handling.
- Deleted SQL scripts related to the 'custom' notification type and its associated table modifications, as they are no longer needed in the current schema.
Add comprehensive tests to verify that Traefik Host rule labels are
generated with the correct format: Host(`domain.com`) with both
opening and closing parentheses.
These tests cover:
- Basic Host rule format validation
- PathPrefix format validation
- Combined Host and PathPrefix rules
- YAML serialization round-trip preservation
- Edge cases for various domain name formats
- Multiple entrypoints (web/websecure)
- Special characters in paths
Related to: #3161
- Removed try-catch block in the rollback function to streamline error handling, allowing for direct propagation of errors from the rollbackApplication call.
- This change enhances code readability and maintains the functionality of the rollback process.
- Changed mockReturnValue to mockResolvedValue for getBuildCommand in deployApplication tests, ensuring asynchronous command generation is handled correctly.
- Added rollbackRegistryId, rollbackRegistry, and deployments fields to application settings in drop and traefik tests for improved rollback functionality.
- Updated the deployPreviewApplication function to await the getBuildCommand call, ensuring the command is fully constructed before execution.
- This change improves the reliability of the deployment process by handling asynchronous command generation correctly.
- Added a new optional field `rollbackRegistryId` to the application schema to support rollback registry selection.
- Enhanced the form in the ShowRollbackSettings component to include a dropdown for selecting a rollback registry when rollbacks are enabled.
- Updated the application service to handle rollback registry logic during deployment and rollback processes.
- Improved error handling and validation for rollback settings, ensuring a registry is selected when rollbacks are active.
- Adjusted database schema and migration files to accommodate the new rollback registry feature.
- Consolidated header creation for the notification request, improving code readability and maintainability.
- Made the Authorization header conditional based on the presence of accessToken, enhancing flexibility.
- Modified the notification schema to allow accessToken to be optional, enhancing flexibility in notification settings.
- Updated related components and database schema to accommodate the change, ensuring backward compatibility.
- Improved handling of accessToken in notification requests and responses, defaulting to null when not provided.
- Replaced the select component with a popover for model selection, allowing for better user experience.
- Added search capability to filter models, improving accessibility and usability.
- Updated form handling to reset model selection when API URL or API Key changes.
- Ensured proper state management for popover visibility and search input.
- Updated the useEffect hooks to remove unnecessary dependencies, improving performance and readability.
- Ensured that the form resets correctly based on the presence of data.
- Updated the domain validation schema to ensure the host string does not have leading or trailing spaces.
- Added a refinement to the host field to validate and transform the input accordingly.
- Adjusted the create and update domain functions to trim the host value before saving to the database.
- Introduced a function to automatically set the date range to the last 3 days upon component initialization.
- Updated the reset button to restore the default date range instead of clearing the dates.
- Updated the chart container to improve layout with a fixed height and overflow handling.
- Adjusted margin settings for better spacing and added support for data overflow in the Y-axis.
- Changed the Area chart type to 'monotone' for smoother transitions in the data representation.
- Introduced an `args` field in the `baseApp` configuration for both drop and traefik test files to support command arguments in application testing.
- This change aligns with recent updates to application schemas, enhancing the flexibility of command handling in tests.
- Updated the Redis container build function to simplify the handling of command and arguments.
- Ensured default command and arguments are set when none are provided, improving robustness.
- Updated the application, mariadb, mongo, mysql, postgres, and redis schemas to include an optional `args` field for command arguments.
- Enhanced the AddCommand and ShowCustomCommand components to handle multiple arguments using a dynamic form.
- Modified the database build functions to incorporate the new `args` parameter when creating containers.
- Added SQL migrations to update the database schema for existing applications and services to accommodate the new `args` field.
- Updated the directory structure in the OpenAPI sync workflow to ensure the openapi.json file is copied to the correct path (apps/docs/public) for proper deployment.
- Modified the workflow to trigger on pushes to the 'canary' and 'main' branches.
- Re-enabled path filters for specific directories related to the OpenAPI documentation.
- Removed commented-out sections for clarity and improved workflow readability.
- Modified the workflow to always commit the OpenAPI specification to the website repository, even if no changes are detected.
- Enhanced the copy command to force overwrite the existing openapi.json file.
- Improved commit message formatting by allowing empty commits to ensure consistency in the sync process.
- Re-enabled the steps to commit the generated OpenAPI specification to the website repository.
- Improved checks for changes in the OpenAPI spec before committing.
- Enhanced commit message formatting for clarity and added a timestamp to the commit.
- Commented out the steps related to committing the OpenAPI specification in the GitHub Actions workflow to prevent automatic commits.
- Adjusted the condition for triggering the website sync based on changes detected in the OpenAPI spec.
- Upgraded the pnpm action to version 4 for improved performance.
- Specified Node.js version to 20.16.0 and enabled caching for pnpm to optimize dependency installation.
- Updated the GitHub Actions workflow to format the commit message for OpenAPI specification updates using multiple `-m` flags for better readability and clarity.
- Added `continue-on-error: true` to the repository dispatch step to ensure the workflow proceeds even if the dispatch fails.
- Commented out the paths section in the GitHub Actions workflow for syncing OpenAPI documentation to allow for more flexible triggering without specific path constraints.
- Changed the branch trigger for the OpenAPI documentation sync workflow from 'canary' to 'feat/sync-open-api-website-docs' to align with the new feature branch naming convention.
- Introduced a new script to generate OpenAPI specifications for the Dokploy API.
- Added a GitHub Actions workflow to automate the generation and syncing of OpenAPI documentation upon changes in the API routers.
- Updated package.json files to include new commands for generating OpenAPI specifications.
- Added openapi.json to .gitignore to prevent accidental commits of generated files.
- Updated the rebuildApplication function to utilize a consistent server ID by incorporating buildServerId where available.
- Refactored deployment command execution to ensure compatibility with the new server ID logic, enhancing deployment reliability.
- Created a new SQL file to define the serverType enum and added buildServerId and buildRegistryId columns to the application and deployment tables.
- Established foreign key constraints for buildServerId and buildRegistryId to ensure referential integrity with the server and registry tables.
- Updated the journal and snapshot files to reflect these schema changes, enhancing the overall build server functionality.
- Deleted SQL files for cold server type, careless Odin application properties, and faulty synchronization constraints.
- Removed corresponding snapshot files to maintain consistency in the database schema versioning.
- Introduced new properties (buildServerId, buildRegistryId, buildRegistry) in the ApplicationNested model for better build server configuration.
- Updated the CreateServer component to include a default server type for deployments.
- Improved logging messages for clarity during the image upload process.
- Added support for build server configuration in the application dashboard, including new UI elements and validation.
- Updated database schema to include build server associations and foreign key constraints.
- Enhanced deployment logic to utilize build server IDs, improving deployment flexibility.
- Improved logging and user feedback during the build and deployment processes, including new alerts for image download status.
- Refactored application and deployment services to accommodate build server integration.
- Added logic to differentiate between build servers and regular servers in the ValidateServer component.
- Updated the server setup process to conditionally install dependencies based on server type.
- Enhanced the default command generation to include specific commands for build servers.
- Improved UI feedback to reflect the server type in the dashboard.
- Introduced a new component for configuring build servers in the application dashboard.
- Implemented form validation using Zod and integrated API calls for updating build server settings.
- Enhanced server and application schemas to support build server and registry associations.
- Updated UI to display build server options and provide user feedback on updates.
- Introduced an info alert in the AddDomain component to remind users to redeploy their compose after making changes to domains, enhancing user awareness and experience.
- Translated comments from Spanish to English for better accessibility.
- Enhanced comment clarity to improve understanding of test behavior and expectations.
- Updated the condition for StopGracePeriod in various database builder files to check for null and undefined values, improving code robustness and clarity.
- Added a step to initialize Docker Swarm and create an overlay network for testing jobs.
- This enhancement improves the CI environment setup for containerized testing.
- Updated the type definition for the createChainableMock function to enhance type safety.
- Ensured that the returning method in the mock returns a properly typed value.
- Added steps to install Nixpacks and Railpack in the CI workflow for testing jobs.
- Updated the PATH to include build tools for better accessibility during the build process.
- Improved Vitest configuration to ensure proper TypeScript path resolution.
- Updated the handling of StopGracePeriod in various database builders to streamline the condition check, improving code readability and maintainability.
- Introduced a command to set the RAILPACK_VERSION environment variable and execute the Railpack installation script.
- This enhancement ensures that the correct version of Railpack is used during the build process.
- Enhanced error messages in HandleNotifications and notificationRouter to provide more specific feedback.
- Updated email and Discord notification functions to throw detailed errors on failure.
- Ensured consistent error handling across notification utilities for better debugging.
- Updated the user action dropdown to conditionally display options based on user role, ensuring that only non-owner users can access certain actions.
- Improved the delete and unlink user functionalities with better error handling and success notifications.
- Streamlined the code for clarity and maintainability.
- Added quotes around S3 configuration options in rclone flags to ensure proper handling of special characters and spaces.
- This change enhances the reliability of the S3 integration by preventing potential parsing issues.
- Introduced new rclone flags: --retries, --low-level-retries, --timeout, and --contimeout to enhance S3 operations.
- These options aim to improve reliability and performance during file transfers.
- Removed the findMountsByApplicationId and updateMount functions from the postgres router as they are no longer needed after the recent refactor of the getMountPath function.
- Cleaned up the code to streamline the update process for PostgreSQL instances.
- Moved the getMountPath function from the postgres router to the postgres service for better organization.
- Updated the logic to return the correct mount path based on the PostgreSQL version, ensuring compatibility with versions below 18.
- Changed cleanup operations to use async functions for better error handling.
- Replaced Promise.allSettled with a for loop to individually await each operation, allowing for more granular error management.
- Updated the options parameter in execAsync to a more streamlined type, focusing on cwd, env, and shell properties for improved clarity and usability.
- Enhanced the options parameter in execAsync to accept ObjectEncodingOptions and ExecOptions, allowing for more versatile command execution configurations.
- Introduced a new ExecError class to standardize error handling during command execution.
- Updated deployApplication and deployCompose functions to log detailed error messages, excluding ExecError instances.
- Improved execAsync and execAsyncRemote functions to throw ExecError with additional context for better debugging.
- Added base64 encoding for error messages to ensure sensitive information is handled appropriately.
- Introduced a new SQL script to update the `createdAt` field in the `environment` table, converting PostgreSQL timestamp formats to ISO 8601 format.
- This change addresses issue #2992, ensuring consistency in date formats across environments.
- Updated journal to include the new migration tag for tracking purposes.
- Modified the onChange event for input fields in AddApplication, AddCompose, and AddDatabase components to ensure proper trimming of whitespace from the input value before slugification.
- Updated the Docker command execution to include environment variable exports directly in the command, enhancing the handling of environment variables during deployment.
- Simplified the export command structure for better readability and efficiency.
Fix https://github.com/Dokploy/dokploy/pull/3066#issuecomment-3558022350
- Removed a comment regarding the use of shell-quote for escaping export statements, as the functionality is now handled by the `prepareEnvironmentVariablesForShell` function introduced in a previous commit.
- Added `prepareEnvironmentVariablesForShell` function to properly escape environment variables for shell usage.
- Updated various builders (Docker, Heroku, Nixpacks, Paketo, Railpack) to utilize the new function for improved handling of special characters in environment variables.
- Introduced tests to validate the handling of environment variables with various special characters, ensuring robustness in shell command execution.
- Added `shell-quote` dependency to manage quoting of shell arguments effectively.
- Modified Docker command invocations in compose service functions to use `env -i PATH="$PATH"` for improved environment isolation.
- Ensured consistent handling of Docker commands across `removeCompose`, `startCompose`, and `stopCompose` functions in `compose.ts`.
- Updated command execution in the builders to maintain environment integrity during Docker operations.
Fixes#3033
The container logs WebSocket connection was closing after approximately
60 seconds of inactivity with error code 1006 (abnormal closure).
This required users to manually refresh the page to re-establish the
connection, making it difficult to monitor containers that produce logs
infrequently.
Changes:
- Added WebSocket ping mechanism sending ping frames every 45 seconds
- Ensures connection stays alive indefinitely during periods of no log activity
- Properly cleanup ping intervals on connection close (3 locations)
- Prevents memory leaks by clearing intervals on error and close events
The browser automatically responds with pong frames, keeping the
connection alive without requiring any client-side changes.
This commit introduces a top-loading progress bar that provides visual feedback during page transitions, improving the user's navigation experience.
- **Package Integration:** The `nextjs-toploader` package has been added to provide a lightweight and efficient progress bar solution for Next.js.
- **Theme-Aware Color:** The progress bar's color is dynamically set using the `hsl(var(--sidebar-ring))` CSS variable, ensuring it automatically adapts to the application's current theme (light or dark mode).
- **Implementation:** The `NextTopLoader` component is integrated into the main `_app.tsx` file, making it active across the entire application.
Adds a top-loading progress bar that appears during page transitions to improve user experience by providing visual feedback during navigation.
- Integrated the `nextjs-toploader` package, a lightweight and efficient solution for Next.js applications.
- The progress bar is initialized in the main `_app.tsx` file to ensure it's active across the entire application.
- This feature works seamlessly with the Next.js App Router and does not interfere with server-side rendering (SSR).
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Before submitting this PR, please make sure that:
- [ ] You created a dedicated branch based on the `canary` branch.
- [ ] You have read the suggestions in the CONTRIBUTING.md file https://github.com/Dokploy/dokploy/blob/canary/CONTRIBUTING.md#pull-request
- [ ] You have tested this PR in your local instance.
- [ ] You have tested this PR in your local instance. If you have not tested it yet, please do so before submitting. This helps avoid wasting maintainers' time reviewing code that has not been verified by you.
Before you start, please make the clone based on the `canary` branch, since the `main` branch is the source of truth and should always reflect the latest stable release, also the PRs will be merged to the `canary` branch.
We use Node v20.16.0 and recommend this specific version. If you have nvm installed, you can run `nvm install 20.16.0 && nvm use` in the root directory.
We use Node v24.4.0 and recommend this specific version. If you have nvm installed, you can run `nvm install 24.4.0 && nvm use` in the root directory.
```bash
git clone https://github.com/dokploy/dokploy.git
@@ -148,7 +149,7 @@ curl -sSL https://railpack.com/install.sh | sh
```bash
# Install Buildpacks
curl -sSL "https://github.com/buildpacks/pack/releases/download/v0.35.0/pack-v0.35.0-linux.tgz"| tar -C /usr/local/bin/ --no-same-owner -xzv pack
curl -sSL "https://github.com/buildpacks/pack/releases/download/v0.39.1/pack-v0.39.1-linux.tgz"| tar -C /usr/local/bin/ --no-same-owner -xzv pack
- If your pull request fixes an open issue, please reference the issue in the pull request description.
- Once your pull request is merged, you will be automatically added as a contributor to the project.
**Important Considerations for Pull Requests:**
### Important Considerations for Pull Requests
- **Testing is Mandatory:** All Pull Requests **must be tested** by the PR author before submission. You must verify that your changes work as expected in a local development environment (see [Setup](#setup)). **Pull Requests that have not been tested by their creator will be rejected.** This policy keeps the PR history clean and values contributors who submit verified, working code. Untested PRs are often recognizable by disproportionately large or scattered changes for simple tasks—please test first.
- **Focus and Scope:** Each Pull Request should ideally address a single, well-defined problem or introduce one new feature. This greatly facilitates review and reduces the chances of introducing unintended side effects.
- **Avoid Unfocused Changes:** Please avoid submitting Pull Requests that contain only minor changes such as whitespace adjustments, IDE-generated formatting, or removal of unused variables, unless these are part of a larger, clearly defined refactor or a dedicated "cleanup" Pull Request that addresses a specific `good first issue` or maintenance task.
- **Issue Association:** For any significant change, it's highly recommended to open an issue first to discuss the proposed solution with the community and maintainers. This ensures alignment and avoids duplicated effort. If your PR resolves an existing issue, please link it in the description (e.g., `Fixes #123`, `Closes #456`).
- **Large Features:** Pull Requests that introduce very large or broad features **will not be accepted** unless the idea is first outlined and discussed in a GitHub issue. Large features should be designed together with the Dokploy team so the project stays coherent and moves in the same direction. Open an issue to propose and align on the design before implementing.
Portions of this software are licensed as follows:
Copyright 2025 Mauricio Siu.
* All content that resides under a "/proprietary" directory of this repository, if that directory exists, is licensed under the license defined in "LICENSE_PROPRIETARY".
* Content outside of the above mentioned directories or restrictions above is available under the "Apache License 2.0" license as defined below.
## Apache License 2.0
Copyright 2026-present Dokploy Technology, Inc.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
@@ -15,12 +20,4 @@ distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
## Additional Terms for Specific Features
The following additional terms apply to the multi-node support, Docker Compose file, Preview Deployments and Multi Server features of Dokploy. In the event of a conflict, these provisions shall take precedence over those in the Apache License:
- **Self-Hosted Version Free**: All features of Dokploy, including multi-node support, Docker Compose file support, Schedules, Preview Deployments and Multi Server, will always be free to use in the self-hosted version.
- **Restriction on Resale**: The multi-node support, Docker Compose file support, Schedules, Preview Deployments and Multi Server features cannot be sold or offered as a service by any party other than the copyright holder without prior written consent.
- **Modification Distribution**: Any modifications to the multi-node support, Docker Compose file support, Schedules, Preview Deployments and Multi Server features must be distributed freely and cannot be sold or offered as a service.
For further inquiries or permissions, please contact us directly.
The Dokploy Source Available license (DSAL) version 1.0
Copyright (c) 2026-present Dokploy Technology, Inc.
With regard to the Dokploy Software:This software and associated documentation files (the "Software") may only beused in production, if you (and any entity that you represent) have agreed to, and are in compliance with, a valid commercial agreement from Dokploy.Subject to the foregoing sentence, you are free to modify this Software and publish patches to the Software. You agree that Dokploy and/or its licensors (as applicable) retain all right, title and interest in and to all such modifications and/or patches, and all such modifications and/or patches may only be used, copied, modified, displayed, distributed, or otherwise exploited with a valid Dokploy Source Available License. Notwithstanding the foregoing, you may copy and modify the Software for development and testing purposes, without requiring a subscription. You agree that Dokploy and/or its licensors (as applicable) retain all right, title and interest in and to all such modifications. You are not granted any other rights beyond what is expressly stated herein. Subject to theforegoing, it is forbidden to copy, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense,and/or sell the Software.
This Dokploy Source Available license applies only to the part of this Software that is in a /proprietary folder. The full text of this License shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS ORIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THEAUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHERLIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THESOFTWARE.
For all third party components incorporated into the Dokploy Software, thosecomponents are licensed under the original license provided by the owner of the applicable component.
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## ✨ Features
Dokploy includes multiple features to make your life easier.
@@ -60,70 +44,9 @@ curl -sSL https://dokploy.com/install.sh | sh
For detailed documentation, visit [docs.dokploy.com](https://docs.dokploy.com).
## ♥️ Sponsors
🙏 We're deeply grateful to all our sponsors who make Dokploy possible! Your support helps cover the costs of hosting, testing, and developing new features.
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