3.3.8

see Docker Hub

for a changelog head over to Fiduswriter-Releases

3.3.7

see Docker Hub

for a changelog head over to Fiduswriter-Releases

3.3.6

see Docker Hub

for a changelog head over to Fiduswriter-Releases

3.3.5

see Docker Hub

for a changelog head over to Fiduswriter-Releases

3.3.4

see Docker Hub

for a changelog head over to Fiduswriter-Releases

3.3.3

see Docker Hub

for a changelog head over to Fiduswriter-Releases

3.3.2

see Docker Hub

for a changelog head over to Fiduswriter-Releases

3.3.1

see Docker Hub

for a changelog head over to Fiduswriter-Releases

3.3.0

see Docker Hub

for a changelog head over to Fiduswriter-Releases

When migrating from an earlier versions do the following:

• Backup your data (hopefully you do that already anyways)
• Upgrade first to version 3.2.2.
• On your Fidus Writer installation, go to /admin/maintenance/ (eg. http://example.com/admin/maintenance), click the button and wait until the button text reads "all documents and revisions updated!"
• Upgrade to this version (3.3.0)
• attach the container to your terminal and run "./manage.py migrate" followed by "./manage.py transpile"
• Go to /admin/maintenance/ a second time, click the button and wait until the button text reads "all documents and revisions updated!"

Note: You need to haven an administrative account on your installation for invoking the migration.

You can create an administrative account for fiduswriter by attaching the container to your terminal and issuing the following command:

$ ./manage.py createsuperuser

3.3.0-rc.17

see Docker Hub

for a changelog head over to Fiduswriter-Releases

When migrating from an earlier versions do the following:

• Backup your data (hopefully you do that already anyways)
• Upgrade first to version 3.2.2.
• On your Fidus Writer installation, go to /admin/maintenance/ (eg. http://example.com/admin/maintenance), click the button and wait until the button text reads "all documents and revisions updated!"
• Upgrade to this version (3.3.0-rc.17)
• attach the container to your terminal and run "./manage.py migrate" followed by "./manage.py transpile"
• Go to /admin/maintenance/ a second time, click the button and wait until the button text reads "all documents and revisions updated!"

Note: You need to haven an administrative account on your installation for invoking the migration.

You can create an administrative account for fiduswriter by attaching the container to your terminal and issuing the following command:

$ ./manage.py createsuperuser