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## Release Process
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- 1 . ** Development on ` next ` branch **
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- - Changes and new features are developed on the ` next ` or even separate branches.
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+ 1 . ** Development on ` next ` or separate branches **
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+ - Changes, fixes and new features are developed on the ` next ` or even separate branches.
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2 . ** Merging to ` main ` **
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- Once changes are ready, they are merged from ` next ` into the ` main ` branch.
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- Note: A push to ` main ` does not automatically mean a new version is released.
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4 . ** Creating a GitHub release**
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- - A new release is created on GitHub, which generates new version images.
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- - Note: This does not mean the version is released.
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+ - A new release is created on GitHub with the new version details.
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5 . ** Updating the CDN**
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- The final step is updating the version information on the CDN:
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### Manually Update to Specific Versions
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- > [ !WARNING ]
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+ > [ !CAUTION ]
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> Updating to unreleased versions is not recommended and may cause issues. Use at your own risk!
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To update your Coolify instance to a specific (unreleased) version, use the following command:
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``` bash
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curl -fsSL https://cdn.coollabs.io/coolify/install.sh | bash -s < version>
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```
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- -> Replace ` <version> ` with the version you want to update to (for example ` 4.0.0-beta.332 ` ).
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+ -> Replace ` <version> ` with the version you want to update to (for example ` 4.0.0-beta.332 ` ).
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