Upgrading to 56.0: Does recreating the airbyte_workspace volume on each container result in a loss of configuration data?

[womackn]

I'm using Airbyte 40.14 and looking to upgrade to 56.0. The release notes have this indication:

"A breaking change to Docker deployments. Containers no longer run as the root user. If you are upgrading from an older version, the airbyte_workspace docker volume must be recreated to fix the ownership of staging directories under /tmp (in the container)."

The worker, server and airbyte-cron containers use this volume.

Will recreating the volumes with docker volume rm airbyte_workspace and docker volume create airbyte_workspace inside each container after upgrading result in the loss of any configuration or connector data?

[marcraminv]

@womackn I think this volume is used to save the log information.