- Introduced new documentation files for Enterprise features including SSO with Auth0 and Keycloak, audit logs, license keys, and whitelabeling.
- Updated the meta.json to include new sections for these features, enhancing the organization of the documentation.
- This addition provides users with comprehensive guidance on configuring and utilizing Enterprise functionalities.
- Deleted various template files including Ackee, Activepieces, Actual Budget, AdGuard Home, Adminer, and others to streamline the documentation.
- This cleanup enhances the overall organization and accessibility of the documentation, ensuring users have the most relevant and up-to-date information.
- Added a new script to generate templates from external sources, improving the documentation process.
- Integrated new components (Tabs and Tab) into the MDX documentation for better content organization.
- Updated the Next.js configuration to allow images from the templates URL.
- Implemented batch processing for fetching and generating template files, enhancing performance and error handling.
These changes streamline the documentation generation workflow and improve the user experience when accessing template information.
- Updated package.json to include a new script for generating templates.
- Added "templates" page to the documentation meta.json.
- Expanded API documentation in registry.mdx and settings.mdx to include new endpoints.
- Removed deprecated templates section from core meta.json and deleted the templates.mdx file.
- Introduced new template documentation for various applications including Ackee, Activepieces, Actual Budget, AdGuard Home, Adminer, and more.
This commit improves the overall structure and accessibility of the documentation, ensuring users have the latest information on available templates and API endpoints.
- Added advanced installation options for specifying versions and custom network configurations in the installation documentation.
- Updated the manual installation guide to include secure password generation for PostgreSQL using Docker Secrets.
- Included Proxmox LXC considerations and emphasized the use of Docker Secrets for managing sensitive data.
- Improved troubleshooting section with detailed steps for recreating services and managing environment variables.
- Modified the command to alter the PostgreSQL user password in the security script to use the 'dokploy' user with the database specified, enhancing security by utilizing Docker Secrets for password management.
- Changed the PostgreSQL user command in the security script to use the 'postgres' user instead of 'dokploy' for password updates, ensuring proper permissions during execution.
- Removed output redirection from the PostgreSQL user password update command in the security migration script to ensure visibility of potential errors during execution.
- Removed the POSTGRES_PASSWORD environment variable from the Docker service update command to enhance security by relying solely on Docker Secrets for password management.
- Introduced a new Bash script for configuring secure database credentials in Dokploy installations.
- The script generates a random password, checks for existing configurations, and updates the PostgreSQL and Dokploy services to use Docker Secrets for enhanced security.
https://github.com/Dokploy/dokploy/issues/3449
- Updated version detection logic to fetch the latest stable version from GitHub if no version is specified.
- Improved usage instructions for clarity regarding version options.
