For anyone else out there who has Vikunja deployed using docker, please take note that the vikunja/api and vikunja/frontend containers have been combined into a single vikunja/vikunja container as part of release 0.23. You will have to update your compose files to reflect this change as part of the upgrade. I just went through this and it went very smoothly. The directions on the linked webpage make it fairly easy. Happy self-hosting!
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Man I have been looking for something like this with Gantt charts. Thank you so much.
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Misleading title… Vikunja doesn’t require docker compose. You can run it other ways. I’m running it on k8s.
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