1.9.6
Release 1.9.6 includes automatic repair of missing providerBranches and providerPaths attributes during upgrade from 1.9.5, multiple bug fixes for migration idempotency, health checks, MongoDB connectivity, and runtime handling, plus updates to console, executor, and browser service components.
What's Changed
Notable changes
- Automatically repair missing
providerBranchesandproviderPathsattributes on Functions and Sites when upgrading from 1.9.5. Operators no longer need to apply the metadata and table changes manually.
Fixes
- Make migration attribute batches idempotent when some attributes already exist in #12790
- Replace the side-effecting Appwrite container healthcheck with the public version endpoint in #12765
- Respect
_APP_SITES_RUNTIMESwhen listing frameworks and creating or updating Sites in #12840 - Wait for a writable MongoDB replica-set primary before marking the service healthy in #12913
- Correct database and queue connectivity reporting in the
doctortask in #12928 - Allow additional time for the self-hosted installer to pull images and start Compose services in #12747
Miscellaneous
- Update the self-hosted Console image to 8.7.30 for recent self-hosted VCS, error rendering, build specification, and security fixes
- Update Open Runtimes Executor to 0.25.4 for recent build and S3 custom endpoint fixes
- Update the Browser service to 0.3.3 so screenshot headers work with custom internal Appwrite origins
- Update release metadata and installation examples for 1.9.6
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