Gogs 0.12.4 has been released!

[unknwon]

Hello everyone,

Hope you have pleasant experiences with Gogs so far, and we’re excited to announce that Gogs 0.12.4 is released!

You can find binary downloads on our website and the GitHub release page.

The CHANGELOG for this release is also available on the GitHub release page.

Please enjoy and happy coding!

Please comment on this thread if you spot any packaging issues for the release. For general feature requests and bug reports, please use our curated issue forms :)

Backwards compatibility

You may upgrade your installation directly to this version if you're running Gogs 0.8.5 or newer.

[WEiQuNBrian]

Hi Joe,

I tried to upgrade to 0.12.4 onmy centOS7.9 server but failed due to an error of "GLIBC2 .18 not found".

Do I have to upgrade to GLIBC2.18 in order to use the latest version of Gogs?

Thanks

[unknwon]

Hey @WEiQuNBrian, the Linux AMD64 binary was compelled on Ubuntu 20.04 so it makes sense that it uses higher version of GLIBC, I am just not sure if it's worth you to upgrade, or should I continue fall back to use 16.04 (which is pretty pretty old...) 🤔

[unknwon]

Please follow along on the #6752 for future updates.

[tlamer]

Hello @unknwon!

Thanks for the release! I've noticed that the gogs/gogs-rpi was not updated to the newly released version yet. Is there any plan to provide the updated image for arm as well?

Thanks & kind regards!

[unknwon]

Hey @tlamer! All of gogs/gogs:latest, gogs/gogs:0.12.4 and gogs/gogs:0.12 are multi-arch images, which means if you just pull these images, linux/arm/v7 will be automatically downloaded for you on a Raspberry Pi. LMK if you have other questions!

[tlamer]

That's awesome! Thanks for the information. I wasn't aware of the multi-arch images!

[unknwon]

No problem! This is also a new thing for me 😀

[DeeJay]

Please see #6750 - I didn't see your request to comment here before creating a new Issue.

[unknwon]

Thanks @DeeJay, I'm taking a look!