Version Update

[MuaazTeladia]

Unable to install API & Webhooks Module as it requires Version 1.8.198, please assist with updating docker build to match source.

[TR-RH]

Also curious about this. I have the environment variable ENABLE_AUTO_UPDATE set to true (even tried "TRUE") and it doesn't appear to want to update to the newest Freescout version.

[tiredofit]

The action of upgrading say of Freescout 1.xx to 2.xx is not the intended function of that environment variable. It's intention is to perform migrations in between Docker Images which may have different FreeScout version numbers between them. What happens if it is set it that it executes and overwrites certain files and performs database migrations to the newer image version you may be using. It is actually a safety mechanism, not intended at patch management of your docker images. It's handling the needs of a specific use case.

I'll make a note when I have time to work on the image further to be more descriptive in the README to its function, Or one can analyze what's being done here

[TR-RH]

Ah, that makes sense. Thank you for the clarification.

I dug in to the helm chart that I've been basing mine off of and at first glace I thought it was using the most up to date version of your image, but turns out it was not.

[tiredofit]

Awesome. Sometime in the new year this image will be revamped, its one of the last ones I have been leaving to migrate over to a new namespace, and to fix many years of technical debt attached to it. I usually trail within a few hours of an application release with a new image, so in the meantime, if you have notifications of the main application being updated, there will usually be a new image available with that updated code. I'm not related to the developers, just a (large) user of the platform and giving back my work to the community.

[TR-RH]

Yep, that did the trick. Just keyed up a newer image tag and I'm up to 1.8.199.

Thank you so much for this docker image. It saves so much time and I'm glad something like freescout even exists. I have a team of 12 including ops and business, so not having to pay a ton for a simple (but also not basic) customer ticket system is excellent. Especially considering my first experience with docker/helm/k8s was just last year, looking at the source of this is baffling still. As I get more experience it'll be easier, but this saved me weeks, I'm sure.

Looking forward to seeing the new version whenever you get around to it.