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Expand Up @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ networks:
external: true
services:
certimate:
image: usual2970/certimate:v0.3.14
image: usual2970/certimate:v0.3.15
container_name: ${CONTAINER_NAME}
networks:
- 1panel-network
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No significant differences found in this YAML configuration snippet. The change from version v0.3.14 to v0.3.15 of the Certimate image does not affect the structure or functionality of the service definition.

If you have any specific questions about Docker services or configurations in general, feel free to ask!

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The patch only updates the Docker image version from v0.3.14 to v0.3.15. There doesn't appear to be any significant errors, but here are a few minor points:

  1. Variable Naming: It's not clear what ${CONTAINER_NAME} is supposed to represent. If this should be an environment variable or another container ID/name, ensure it's correctly set up.

  2. Environment Variables: The use of double curly braces (${...}) suggests that you might want to reference environment variables within a Jinja2 template context if applicable. However, since this isn't shown elsewhere in the file (like in a docker-compose.yml), assume no special formatting is required at this point.

Here’s a summary of the changes provided by the patch:

networks:
 external: true

services:
   certimate:
     image: usual2970/certimate:v0.3.15
     container_name: ${CONTAINER_NAME}
     networks:
       - 1panel-network

This change simply upgrades the Certimate service to use a newer tag, so everything looks good from a technical perspective, assuming proper deployment conditions (e.g., the correct network configuration).

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