# Downgrading to `v20240206` ## systemd 1. Stop the Firefish service ```sh sudo systemctl stop your-firefish-service.service ``` 1. Take a backup 1. Revert database migrations ```sh sudo --user=postgres psql --file=docs/downgrade.sql --dbname=database_name ``` The database name can be found in `.config/default.yml`. ```yaml db: port: 5432 db: database_name # this one user: firefish pass: password ``` 1. Switch back to the `v20240206` tag ```sh git switch v20240206 ``` 1. Rebuild Firefish ```sh pnpm install --frozen-lockfile NODE_ENV='production' NODE_OPTIONS='--max_old_space_size=3072' pnpm run rebuild ``` 1. Start the Firefish service and confirm that Firefish is downgraded ```sh sudo systemctl start your-firefish-service.service ``` ## Docker/Podman 1. Stop the container ```sh docker-compose down # or podman-compose down ``` 1. Take a backup 1. Revert database migrations ```sh docker-compose exec db psql --command="$(cat docs/downgrade.sql)" --user=user_name --dbname=database_name # or podman-compose exec db psql --command="$(cat docs/revert.sql)" --user=user_name --dbname=database_name ``` The user and database name can be found in `.config/docker.env`. ```env POSTGRES_PASSWORD=password POSTGRES_USER=user_name # user name POSTGRES_DB=database_name # database name ``` 1. Change Firefish image tag from `latest` to `v20240206` ```sh vim docker-compose.yml ``` ```yaml version: "3" services: web: image: registry.firefish.dev/firefish/firefish:v20240206 # here ``` 1. Change database image from `docker.io/groonga/pgroonga` to `docker.io/postgres` Please make sure to use the same PostgreSQL version. For example, if you are using `docker.io/groonga/pgroonga:3.1.8-alpine-16`, you should change it to `docker.io/postgres:16-alpine`. PGroonga images are tagged as `{PGroonga version}-{alpine or debian}-{PostgreSQL major version}`. PostgreSQL image tags can be found at . 1. Start the container and confirm that Firefish is downgraded ```sh docker-compose up --detach # or podman-compose up --detach ```