Update

Updating the development environment

git pull to get the latest changes
Update the container images through either
make pull-installed to pull the latest versions of all images that are already downloaded
make pull-all to pull the latest versions of all images
After pulling make sure to either recreate the containers manually or recreate the full development environment through docker compose down -v and docker compose up -d nextcloud for the containers in use.

As Nextcloud containers are bound to a server major version and the code is updated through manual git pull.

It is recommended to stay up to date with the latest development version of the Nextcloud server:

cd workspace/server
git pull
git submodule update

For other apps checked out you might want to run a separate git pull in the respective directories.

If nextcloud requires migration steps it will ask you to run an upgrade which can be done with the following command:

docker compose exec nextcloud occ upgrade

In case Nextcloud server bumps the major version, you will need to pull all repositories again to the latest state to get the compatibility changes.

You might want to take the opportunity to then set up the previous version as a new stable version setup. See stable versions for more information.