NEW VERSION - EASY PANEL

[tavela]

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Sorry if the right place to ask about this isn't here, it was the only way I found.
I currently use dify installed by easypanel and there I was unable to update to the new version, could you help me with this?

[dosubot[bot]]

Hey @tavela! I'm here to assist you with any bugs, questions, or contributions you have for the repository. I'm Dosu, and I'm here to help while you wait for a human maintainer.

To update to the new version of Dify installed by Easypanel, follow these steps:

1. Navigate to the docker directory of the Dify source code:

   cd dify/docker

2. Stop the currently running containers:

   docker compose down

3. Pull the latest changes from the main branch of the repository:

   git pull origin main

4. Pull the latest images for the services:

   docker compose pull

5. Start the containers with the updated images:

   docker compose up -d

6. Ensure that your environment variables are up to date:

   • If the .env.example file has been updated, make sure to modify your local .env file accordingly.
   • Review all settings in the .env file and adjust them to match your actual operating environment. You may need to add new variables or update changed values from the .env.example file.

This will update your Dify installation to the latest version. Finally, you can check if all containers are running correctly with:

docker compose ps

For more details, you can refer to the documentation here ^[1].

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[tavela]

@StudyingLover When I access the VPS terminal and enter the command cd dify/docker it returns "No such file or directory", what can I do?

[Willhenrique96]

I have the same problem

[StudyingLover]

I'm sorry, I just saw this message. Could you please first check if there is a 'dify' folder in the directory?

[FAFUuser]

@tavela @Willhenrique96 In dify/docker, dify refers to the parent directory where the dify project is installed. For example, my dify is installed in the dify-0.8.2 directory. This directory is either custom created or installed in the directory you were in at the time of installation.

[Willhenrique96]

I would like to make an update version of Dify.io, but when I try to search for it in the dify/docker command it returns "No such file or directory",