Server Version#: 1.43.0.10492 (installed)
Latest Version#: 1.43.1.10540 (not installed)
So I keep being notified that there is a new version available. My Synology NAS (local install- NOT DOCKER) has updated to current version but my server running docker is still lagging behind versions. I am using plexinc/pms-docker:latest but did also notice that lscr.io container is also out of date. I have checked on docker hub of course, repulled the images to update but it’s still on 1.43.0.xxxx
Is there something preventing the docker version from udating? Is it just they haven’t gotten around to it, or is there some issue and I need to change something? Currently everything is working, I just want to make sure there’s not something I need to be doing that I’ve missed.
I can’t speak to the lscr.io image (that’s a third-party image not maintained by Plex). But for the Plex official image, I’d recommend using the beta tag instead of latest. The beta-tagged image updates itself whenever the container is restarted. See this note in the GH repo for more information:
Using the plexinc/pms-docker:beta image, whenever a new version is available you need only restart the container and it will automatically download and install the latest beta available.
You’ve probably got Plex set to check for Beta updates in Settings → General, but since you’re running the latest tag, it won’t download/upgrade to the beta versions. Either switch to the beta Docker tag like pshanew said or change the setting in Plex to only check for Public releases.
Oops, I can see now I completely misunderstood your request. I assumed that you wanted to be on the latest beta, but you really just wanted the “upgrade” notification to go away. Mea culpa.
No, you nailed it on the head @pshanew . Thank you. I changed the tag to :beta and now all is well. From what I understand the :beta one will keep itself updated to latest version automatically every time it’s restarted.
