I understand there isn't any official unmonitored process for updating panel and wings instances at scale, and I would likely need to write my own to fit my needs. Has someone done this before, and if so, was it relatively straightforward? Is it just a matter of a bash script that runs a few commands, or is there a significant amount of user input that I'd have to automate?
#Updating Panel and Wings automatically
heady zenith
frigid pelican
I mean a bash script to update panel and wings is pretty straight forward. The part where you have it look for a new update, and then automaticly run is the not so straight forward. Defo someone out there that has made such tool
Maybe check the third party websites, might already been some for grab there.
sullen sun
wings oneis simple, download binary file, compare md5 values, change the file if it is different.
crisp otter
Easiest method is to just run #panel-in-docker and #docker-help with the :latest tag, but for the baremetal versions you could compare current version to the latest release's tag on Github, then run the update commands in a script if the version doesn't match.
I wouldn't recommend automated updates just because that's the easiest way to break things, but it's absolutely doable.