after upgrade from 1.33 to 1.43 using portainer all settings and board disappear
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after upgrade from 1.33 to 1.43 using portainer all settings and board disappear
Solution
Our team noticed that you are using the new version of Homarr (>1.0.0) with the mounting points of the legacy version (<=0.16.0).
This is an issue, because Homarr 1.0 and after is relying on the new paths to be mounted and persisted.
To rectify, please follow the following steps:
- Immideatly backup the exported JSON from your legacy Homarr or copy all mounted directories to another host.
- Follow the upgrade procedure on our blog: https://homarr.dev/blog/2025/01/19/migration-guide-1.0
- Make sure that you no longer have any mounting points for
- Start your container again and re-import your JSON. To ensure it's working correctly, destroy the container once (e.g. with docker compose down) and re-create it. If everything works, you will not be re-prompted for JSON import.
Please note that Homarr uses https://semver.org/ which indicates such breaking changes using the "major" number increment. Regular backups are strongly recommended. Type "!qa 321" for more information.
This is an issue, because Homarr 1.0 and after is relying on the new paths to be mounted and persisted.
To rectify, please follow the following steps:
- Immideatly backup the exported JSON from your legacy Homarr or copy all mounted directories to another host.
- Follow the upgrade procedure on our blog: https://homarr.dev/blog/2025/01/19/migration-guide-1.0
- Make sure that you no longer have any mounting points for
/app//appdata/- Start your container again and re-import your JSON. To ensure it's working correctly, destroy the container once (e.g. with docker compose down) and re-create it. If everything works, you will not be re-prompted for JSON import.
Please note that Homarr uses https://semver.org/ which indicates such breaking changes using the "major" number increment. Regular backups are strongly recommended. Type "!qa 321" for more information.
