As I might for many open-source projects, I was looking for GitHub releases. Someone had the same idea as me and also discovered that Discourse doesn’t have GitHub Releases (anymore). My next attempt was to use git tags on GitHub, which would be the next best thing. As of today, the latest tag on G…

You can use the version check that’s in the Discourse code . https://api.discourse.org/api/version_check?installed_version=X where X is a known version on the branch that you want to get information about. If you just want to get the latest 5 beta version numbers, simply use an old version like h…

The version which is used for display is defined Discourse::VERSION::String which is a hard coded constant: lib/version.rb main # frozen_string_literal: true module Discourse # work around reloader unless defined?(::Discourse::VERSION) module VERSION #:nodoc: # Us…

[imagem] FelicianoTech: . As of today, the latest tag on GitHub is v3.6.0.beta2. Taking a peak at the admin page of my own Discourse instance, I am running v3.6.0.beta3 I guess you are running beta3-latest, which means one version during the development of beta3. The final version of beta3 ha…

[imagem] Moin: But you probably use latest I didn’t use anything. Discourse tells me when there’s updates, and I click the button to install them in the UI. I’m trying to figure out where Discourse gets that info. [imagem] elmuerte: The version which is used for display is defined Discou…

[imagem] Moin: Have you read the topic about the new versioning strategy? The first link doesn’t help me get the latest version(s) (in fact, seems like there’s even more to get now) but this second link is good to know. Looks like the versioning scheme will be changing completely. Thanks for …

[imagem] FelicianoTech: The first link doesn’t help me get the latest version(s) I thought the explanation that notifications are sent once a new beta is released might be helpful for you. When you update after the notification for the 3.6.0.beta3 release, while your forum is based on “latest…

I need some sort of URL where I can use a programming language (or say curl) to check what the latest version(s) is. Typically this is some sort of feed and has a response with structured language such as JSON, XML, YAML, etc.

[imagem] RGJ: You can use the version check that’s in the Discourse code . https://api.discourse.org/api/version_check?installed_version=X This. This is exactly what I was looking for but my Google-fu was failing me. Thank you! This API shows v3.6.0 beta 2 as the latest (the as GitHub tags) …

The data provided by api.discourse.org is taken from the GitHub tags, so you can use either. They’ll always give the same result. [imagem] FelicianoTech: not beta 3 which is what my forum is running That’s because you’re running the pre-release version of beta3: [imagem] Moin: version d…

Como obter de forma confiável e programática o número da versão mais recente do Discourse?

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Moin Novembro 13, 2025, 6:50am 3

Acho que você está executando o beta3-latest, o que significa uma versão durante o desenvolvimento do beta3. A versão final do beta3 ainda não foi lançada.

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