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* Dev docs: tests, postgres/psycog2 * Update pull request process. * Add Food/Unit parsing instructions to the FAQ * Update docker composes: mealie-data now local to docker-compose rather than hidden in docker volume dir! postgres points to 1.0.0b5 * sqlite docker-compose: mealie-data now local rather than hidden in docker volumes * Merge Intro FAQ into main FAQ * Progress on docs * Add Advanced and v1b5 to docs index * v1b5 changelog consistency with other changelogs * Features: fix wrong link, name buttons for clarity * Migration: link to github releases * Updating: link to migration page, format docker cmds * FAQ: update smart ingredient formatting * Intro: fix typos * API: update for newbie clarity * Roadmap: update feature request & progress mechanism * iOS shortcut: fix broken image links * installation: add SMTP google app passwords * Postgres: add header note on why. * Update Groups doc per Discord discussion * mealie-data back into docker default volume path
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# Updating Mealie
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!!! warning "Read The Release Notes"
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You MUST read the release notes prior to upgrading your container. Mealie has a robust backup and restore system for managing your data. Pre-v1.0.0 versions of Mealie use a different database structure, so if you are upgrading from pre-v1.0.0 to v1.0.0, you MUST backup your data and then re-import it. Even if you are already on v1.0.0, it is strongly recommended to backup all data before updating.
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### Before Upgrading
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- Read The Release Notes
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- Identify Breaking Changes
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- Create a Backup and Download from the UI
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- Upgrade
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## Upgrading to Mealie v1
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If you are upgrading from pre-v1.0.0 to v1.0.0, make sure you read [Migrating to Mealie v1](./migrating-to-mealie-v1.md)!
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## Backing Up Your Data
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[See Backups and Restore Section](../getting-started/usage/backups-and-restoring.md) for details on backing up your data
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## Docker
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For all setups using Docker the updating process looks something like this
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- Stop the container using docker-compose down
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- Pull the latest image using `docker-compose pull`
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- Start the container again using `docker-compose up -d`
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