Thanks! You'd generall follow our update guidance at: www.bookstackapp.com/docs/admin/updates/ Your BookStack installation would likely be in /var/www/bookstack.
The error on the image uploads looks wonky. I'd expect the filename to be at the top of the window and not have a whitespace there, then maybe the error message would have been entierly visible in the notification without scrollning.
Maybe, but since errors are really less expected case I primarily designed around success cases. I'd want to keep a fixed height otherwise you can get into different funky side affects where the height is blown out by unexpected long errors, making them harder to deal with.
Yeah, you can try it out. Again, it's in alpha stages so you could come across issues, and it doesn't currently take care of all possibilities (File permission issue scenarios could be common during upgrades). The upgrade command essentially attempts to automate the standard update commands.
Are you actually jumping inside the container, to the BookStack install directory? The CLI should work inside the container but it might take some time for the various container projects to expose the CLI and added folders, or document it's usage, to make it friendly to use in a docker-based context.
@@christianpreiss8246 Ah, alrighty, I might have to check in with the linux server image to see what's going on in that environment. Would expect it to have the required parts but have not yet tested on alpine.
I went with ZIP since PHP (Which the CLI is written in) has better built-in support for ZIP, and the ZIP PHP extension is quite commonly ready available/installed. Additionally, the CLI backup/restore expect a certain structure of content which will mostly not have existed when following our manual process, so having different extension support somewhat avoids cross-compatibility issues there.
Great work, this documentation platform is amazing.
Thanks!
Thx for all ! This's my favorite app ever !
Great stuff, as a Linux and terminal fanboy I really like the idea of the cli tool. The image management improvements are looking nice too.
Thanks! Glad you like the updates!
nice, I like the cli tool. 🤩
Hola excelente herramienta!! Tengo la versión 23.05 y quiero actualizar a la versión 23.06 como hago? Lo tengo instalado en Ubuntu 22
Thanks! You'd generall follow our update guidance at: www.bookstackapp.com/docs/admin/updates/
Your BookStack installation would likely be in /var/www/bookstack.
Hello Thx for work !,
Would it be possible to have a web plugin like Joplin to capture and embed content directly into Bookstack?
Such a plugin would be possible but not something I'm currently intending to build.
The error on the image uploads looks wonky. I'd expect the filename to be at the top of the window and not have a whitespace there, then maybe the error message would have been entierly visible in the notification without scrollning.
Maybe, but since errors are really less expected case I primarily designed around success cases.
I'd want to keep a fixed height otherwise you can get into different funky side affects where the height is blown out by unexpected long errors, making them harder to deal with.
What about the upgrade subcommand for bookstack-system-cli ? should we use it ?
Yeah, you can try it out. Again, it's in alpha stages so you could come across issues, and it doesn't currently take care of all possibilities (File permission issue scenarios could be common during upgrades). The upgrade command essentially attempts to automate the standard update commands.
in the docker container, bookstack-system-cli doesn't work
Are you actually jumping inside the container, to the BookStack install directory?
The CLI should work inside the container but it might take some time for the various container projects to expose the CLI and added folders, or document it's usage, to make it friendly to use in a docker-based context.
@@christianpreiss8246 Ah, alrighty, I might have to check in with the linux server image to see what's going on in that environment. Would expect it to have the required parts but have not yet tested on alpine.
May 2025? How the years fly by... Great quick overview though! Thanks for your hard work!
Oh, did I mess up the year somewhere?
@@BookStackApp The thumbnail.
Should've mentioned it, my bad!
@@deathbyharakira Ah, Whoops! Totally missed that. Now updated, may take some time to roll out though.
@@ruuji. No worries, thanks for pointing it out originally!
Finally backup and restore!
But... Why isn't it tar.gz ? (In documentation used tar.gz)
I went with ZIP since PHP (Which the CLI is written in) has better built-in support for ZIP, and the ZIP PHP extension is quite commonly ready available/installed.
Additionally, the CLI backup/restore expect a certain structure of content which will mostly not have existed when following our manual process, so having different extension support somewhat avoids cross-compatibility issues there.