v2.1.0

What's Changed

• Update Python and Node.js versions in Containerfile by @david-loe in #1802
• Update workflow to remove v14 and use v16 by @DanielRadlAMR in #1807

New Contributors

• @david-loe made their first contribution in #1802

Full Changelog: v2.0.1...v2.1.0

v2.0.1 - Last release supporting Frappe v14

⚠️ Last Frappe v14–compatible release

Frappe v14 has reached end of life. This is the final release that supports Frappe v14.
Users on Frappe v14 should pin to this version.

Future releases will support only the latest two Frappe versions v15 and v16.

v2.0.0

Summary

Bumped Traefik to v3. This is a breaking change, as the SITES environment variable has been replaced with SITES_RULE.

See the migration guide for details.

What's Changed

chore: Update Traefik to version 3.6 and add migration documentation by @Rocket-Quack
in #1796

Full Changelog: v1.0.1 → v2.0.0

v1.0.1

What's Changed

• update Traefik Image to version 3.6 by @Rocket-Quack in #1798

New Contributors

• @Rocket-Quack made their first contribution in #1798

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.0.1

v1.0.0

v1.0.0 — First ever Release

This is the first tagged release of frappe/frappe_docker.

While this repository has existed and been used in production for a long time, releases have not been published previously. Starting with v1.0.0, we are introducing versioned releases to provide:

• A stable reference point users can pin to
• Clear communication around breaking changes
• A safer upgrade path going forward

What does v1.0.0 mean?

• This release represents the current stable state of the repository at the time releases were introduced
• It does not attempt to retroactively document or summarize all historical changes
• No behavior is intentionally changed just because this is v1.0.0

Future changes — especially breaking ones — will be clearly communicated via release notes and versioning.

Going forward

• Breaking changes will be reflected with appropriate major version bumps
• Notable changes will be documented per release
• Users are encouraged to pin a specific release instead of tracking main

Thank you to everyone who has used, tested, and contributed to this repository so far ❤️
This release marks a starting point for clearer versioning and safer upgrades.