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  1. I did the same and it did work. After a week I pulled new images including Piwigo and built new containers. After this I am still on 2.10.
  2. I have a running installation of Piwigo via docker. I stopped all containers, I even deleted all images, containers, btrfs-subvolumes and made a complete reinstall of docker with a cleaned /var/lib/docker directory and with newly pulled images. But after that Piwigo still shows me a version number of 2.9.5. I did not removed the config directory because I did not want to loose my setup of Piwigo. So, what did I do wrong? Do I have to clean up my config directory in order to get 2.10.1? Or do I have to update via the webfrontend of Piwigo?
  3. Hi guys! I have got running a Piwigo docker on my home server. Looking on my Piwigo administration page I see there seems to be a new version of Piwigo: 2.10.1. My actual version of Piwigo is 2.9.5. Do I have to update Piwigo via web interface (similar to Nextcloud docker)? Or do I have to wait for an update of the docker image (similar to Unifi-Controller docker)?

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