We updated an existing Discourse setup like we did several times before: After pulling the current revision of the discourse_docker repo we run the following command: ./launcher rebuild app It runs through without an error and also starts the new container - looks all fine. But examinig the HTML …

v3.5.x is the correct version for the stable branch :+1: [afbeelding] mrimann: Re-read the Release Announcement for 2025.11.0 and that does indeed sound like a stable release, not just a preview / early-adopter release. 2025.11.0 is a monthly ‘release’, but not a ‘stable’/‘esr’ release. (we’…

[afbeelding] david: v3.5.x is the correct version for the stable branch :+1: That’s confusing. It’d make more sense to switch everyone to the new version scheme at once, but it also makes no sense to have stable upgrade when there’s no new stable. I’ve been confused, and I like to think I’m p…

Thanks @david - that at least helps as I now understand I did nothing wrong. Now remains the problem for us, how to decide what’s a “monthly release” and what’s a “stable release”? We fetch the Atom-Feed from Github (to get notified about newly detected releases) and there 2025.11.0 and 3.5.2 show…

Yeah I hear you - we’re in a transition phase between two numbering/naming schemes, so things are a little hard to follow. We are working on building a page which lists all the currently-supported versions, and their changelogs. Something along the lines of this . Hopefully that will help with quest…

[afbeelding] david: We are working on building a page which lists all the currently-supported versions, and their changelogs Well, great minds think alike, as that’s exactly what I was hoping for!

[afbeelding] david: Yeah I hear you - we’re in a transition phase between two numbering/naming schemes, so things are a little hard to follow. I fully understand and my feedback and questions were not meant offensive. We’ve updated e.g. from 3.5.0, over 3.5.1 to 3.5.2 in the past. I don’t kn…

Updating / Rebuilding Docker Container results in v3.5.2 instead of v2025.11.0

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david (David Taylor) 3 december 2025 om 13:13 2

v3.5.x is the correct version for the stable branch

2025.11.0 is a monthly ‘release’, but not a ‘stable’/‘esr’ release. (we’ll be renaming stable to esr soon, as part of the new versioning strategy)

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Updating / Rebuilding Docker Container results in v3.5.2 instead of v2025.11.0

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