The insidious urge to fix what ain’t broke has arisen. I’ll probably follow the official documentation, unless someone has a better suggestion.
I’m not running anything unusual and I haven’t done much, if any, “customization”. I update packages maybe a couple of times a week, so they’re current.
Should I go ahead and put myself through this now, or wait until support is dropped and I’m forced?

  • silenium_dev@feddit.orgEnglish
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    13 hours ago

    Do you run all your services in docker? If yes, the upgrade should be nothing more than the upgrade including switching the docker repo to the new version codename and rebooting

    • AMillionMonkeys@lemmy.worldOPEnglish
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      8 hours ago

      Do you run all your services in docker?
      Only some of them, but the ones that are installed through apt are from whatever the default repo is, so I hope that will help.
      I hadn’t considered that upgrading Docker might be an issue. Hmm. Fingers crossed.

      • silenium_dev@feddit.orgEnglish
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        5 hours ago

        Upgrading docker usually isn’t an issue, and if all your native services are from the default apt repo, there shouldn’t be an issue either. If any of them isn’t present anymore in trixie, I believe apt will warn you when you try to upgrade