Notable changes
- Cover for articles (#299, #387)
- Password reset (#448)
- New editor (#293, #458, #482, #483, #486, #530)
- Search (#324, #375, #445)
- Edit blogs (#460, #494, #497)
- Hashtags in articles (#283, #295)
- Federation improvements (#216, #217, #357, #364, #399, #443, #446, #455, #502, #519)
- UI usability fixes (#370, #386, #401, #417, #418, #444, #452, #480, #516, #518, #522, #532)
- API endpoints (#245, #285, #307)
- A bunch of new translations! (#479, #501, #506, #510, #512, #514)
- Improved build process (#281, #374, #392, #402, #489, #498, #503, #511, #513, #515, #528)
For a more detailed changelog, please see the New Plume Alpha article.
How to install a new instance
Check out our installation documentation.
How to update your instance
We consider you were running the first alpha, and you installed Plume from source. If it is not the case, some commands may be unnecessary (feel free to ask on Matrix if you are not sure what to do).
Run these commands, replacing DATABASE
with either postgres
or sqlite
depending on what you use.
cargo install diesel_cli --no-default-features --features DATABASE --version '=1.3.0' --force
cargo install cargo-web
cargo web deploy -p plume-front
cargo install --no-default-features --features DATABASE --force
cargo install --no-default-features --features DATABASE --path plume-cli --force
diesel migration run
plm search init
Then update your config to add mail server settings:
MAIL_SERVER=smtp.example.org
MAIL_USER=example
MAIL_PASSWORD=123456
MAIL_HELO_NAME=example.org
Finally, restart plume with one of these commands, depending on your init system:
sudo systemctl restart plume
# Or
/etc/init.d/plume stop && /etc/init.d/plume start
# Or
service plume.service restart