Add a profile appearance section for theme, page width, and zoom preferences.
Move changelog access into the sidebar and bump the Coolify version to 4.1.2.
Remove axios from the realtime server dependencies to avoid header injection risk,
switch Docker builds to npm ci, and bump the realtime image version to 1.0.15.
Proxies (Cloudflare, nginx) drop idle WebSocket connections before the
application notices, leaving clients typing into dead sockets.
- Add server-side ping/pong heartbeat (30s) in terminal-server.js;
terminate unresponsive clients instead of letting connections go stale
- Move client keepAlive interval start to the connect event so it
restarts correctly after reconnects
- Remove hidden-tab keepalive short-circuit — server pings now own
liveness; suppressing client pings while hidden masked proxy drops
- Fix clearAllTimers to use clearTimeout for one-shot timers
- On visibility resume, probe with a 5s timeout instead of the default
35s so half-open sockets are detected quickly
- Bump coolify-realtime to 1.0.14 across all compose files
Add a Rocky-specific Docker install path to the stable and nightly install scripts, using Docker's documented RHEL repository flow. Include a unit test to lock in the Rocky repo selection and command set.
Update helper to 1.0.13 and realtime to 1.0.12 in constants,
version manifests, and production/windows docker compose files,
including nightly variants.
- Added logging functionality to `upgrade.sh` for better tracking of upgrade steps and errors.
- Implemented a status file mechanism in `upgrade.sh` for API polling during upgrades.
- Improved error handling and user feedback in `upgrade.sh` and `install.sh`.
- Download configuration files in parallel in `install.sh` to speed up the installation process.
- Updated versions in `versions.json` for Coolify and Traefik.
- Enhanced environment variable checks and updates in `install.sh`.
- Added health checks for the Coolify container post-installation.
When upgrade is triggered from Coolify UI, the SSH connection is lost when
the coolify container stops. Using nohup ensures the container stop/start
sequence continues in the background even after the connection drops.
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Reorder container stop sequence to stop dependencies first (db, redis,
realtime) before stopping the main coolify container. This prevents the
upgrade process from being interrupted when triggered from Coolify UI.
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Ensures images are available before taking down the system. If pull fails
(rate limits, network issues, expired tokens), upgrade aborts safely
without leaving Coolify in a broken state.
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Stop and remove existing Coolify containers before starting new ones to prevent conflicts when project name changes from 'source' to 'coolify'. This resolves volume and container name conflicts during upgrades from older installations.
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Add --project-name coolify to docker compose commands to ensure consistent
container naming when executed inside helper containers. Remove --force-recreate
to only recreate containers when image or configuration changes, reducing
race condition risk during concurrent upgrades.
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Andras Bacsai