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services:
lobe-chat:
image: lobehub/lobe-chat:1.88.20
image: lobehub/lobe-chat:1.90.4
container_name: ${CONTAINER_NAME}
restart: always
networks:
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The code difference between lines 2 and 3 of the provided YAML configuration file indicates that the version of the LobEChat service has been updated from 1.88.20 to 1.88.22.

There is no apparent issue with this change itself, assuming it does not alter the expected behavior of the LobeChat service. For optimization suggestions or potential issues, please let me know if there are any specific aspects you would like more information about regarding this configuration update.

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It looks like you've made two small changes to the Docker Compose file:

  1. The image field has been updated from lobehub/lobe-chat:1.88.20 to lobehub/lobe-chat:1.90.4.

Since this is an internal update and does not affect the application operations, there are no significant concerns with these changes.

If you intend on running multiple versions of the same service in parallel (e.g., for testing or maintenance), ensure that all environments (development, staging, production) use consistent versioning to avoid configuration mismatches.

As for potential issues, both images are tagged with the same tag (1.90.4) which typically indicates that LobeChat v1.90.4 is stable and widely available.

For optimizations, consider the following:

  • Ensure that the container_name environment variable matches the actual name used in your infrastructure. If it doesn't match, the container will be named differently than specified.

  • Review other configurations under the networks, volumes, ports, etc., sections to ensure none cause conflicts or unnecessary resource usage.

If you need any further adjustments to improve efficiency or security, feel free to share more details about your deployment scenario.

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