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| user: "1000:1000" | ||
| container_name: immich_machine_learning | ||
| image: ghcr.io/immich-app/immich-machine-learning:v3.1.0 | ||
| image: ghcr.io/immich-app/immich-machine-learning:v3.2.2 |
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Yes, the Immich machine learning container must use the same release version tag as the Immich server container to ensure compatibility [1]. In the official Immich Docker Compose setup, both the server and machine learning services are typically configured to use the same version tag via the IMMICH_VERSION environment variable [2][3][4]. The default configuration in the provided docker-compose.yml file uses the following image reference for the machine learning container: image: ghcr.io/immich-app/immich-machine-learning:${IMMICH_VERSION:-release} This ensures that when you update your IMMICH_VERSION in your.env file, both containers pull the corresponding image version [1]. Running mismatched versions—particularly when the server expects certain API features or database schemas that have changed—is not supported and can lead to runtime errors or system instability [1]. Key points regarding versioning and compatibility: - Use the same tag: You should consistently point both the server and machine learning images to the same version (e.g., v3 or a specific version like v1.141.1) to avoid compatibility issues [1][5][4]. - Deployment best practices: Always use the official docker-compose.yml file provided by the Immich repository for your specific release [6][3]. Do not mix and match manual image tags unless you are intentionally testing specific versions, and even then, ensure they remain aligned [1][5]. - Breaking changes: Immich follows semantic versioning, and breaking changes generally occur with major version releases [1]. Keeping the machine learning container aligned with the server version is critical because the server depends on the machine learning container for specific processing tasks that evolve with the application code [1].
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Citations:
- 1: https://docs.immich.app/install/upgrading/
- 2: https://docs.immich.app/install/docker-compose
- 3: https://github.com/immich-app/immich/blob/main/docker/docker-compose.yml
- 4: https://docs.immich.app/install/environment-variables
- 5: GitHub issue 22592 in immich-app/immich (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: https://github.com/immich-app/immich/blob/main/docker/docker-compose.prod.yml
Keep both Immich services on the same version.
immich-server uses v3.1.0, while immich-machine-learning uses v3.2.2. Immich's supported Compose configuration applies IMMICH_VERSION to both services. This mismatch may cause server and machine-learning compatibility failures.
Set both images to v3.2.2, or set both to v3.1.0.
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In `@docker-compose.yml` at line 741, Update the Immich image version used by the
immich-server service to match immich-machine-learning at v3.2.2, preserving
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This PR contains the following updates:
v3.1.0→v3.2.2Release Notes
immich-app/immich (ghcr.io/immich-app/immich-machine-learning)
v3.2.2Compare Source
Just another small patch with a fix for the reassign faces feature.
What's Changed
🐛 Bug fixes
Full Changelog: immich-app/immich@v3.2.1...v3.2.2
v3.2.1Compare Source
This patch release addresses various bugs, including:
... and more. See the full list below.
What's Changed
🐛 Bug fixes
Full Changelog: immich-app/immich@v3.2.0...v3.2.1
v3.2.0Compare Source
v3.2.0
Welcome to Immich
v3.2.0!This release includes many new features as well as the usual collection of bug fixes and cleanups. Keep reading below for a list of highlights.
Highlights
Docker compose builder
We recently released our new docker compose builder, which lets you put together a custom compose file for Immich more easily. Please try it out and give us your feedback!
Search API v2 (server)
We have built an entirely new search API that, amongst other things, will support searching within albums and combining multiple search filters with both AND and OR operations. Some of these features will be exposed to the search UI interfaces in the future, others will be used to power other fancy features as well as give 3rd party tools more functionality. If you are interested in the particular changes and examples for how to use the new API, feel free to check out the PR #30179 as well as our API documentation at https://api.immich.app/endpoints/search/searchAssets.
Revamped search UI (web)
We have a new designer who helped us remodel the search modal, which has been pretty complex before and looks a lot more visually appealing in our opinion now. It still supports the same functionality, but with some quality of life additions as well as a significantly simpler look. In the future, we will extend this to also include some of the new features enabled by the new search API. Stay tuned and give us your feedback on the new design!
New search modal filtering by images with Jason in it, taken in the last 30 days in BC, Canada, tagged "Long Beach" with the context search term "Swimming"
Advanced filters showing camera make, model, and lens model, as well as filers for favorite and archive status, and album membership
View own people in shared assets
We are very happy to ship the first step towards better sharing. You can now have people recognized across trusted users, which also allows you to view people you already have records of in any shared assets!
In the user sharing settings there is a new section; cluster group.
The user sharing settings showing a cluster group with Jane Doe and Mich in it
You can invite users on your instance that you trust to your own group, or join another group you have been invited to. These cluster groups make it possible to identify people in assets shared by users in the same group. They also likely improve accuracy, as the clustering will operate on a bigger pool of faces. People names and birth dates are still set on a per-user level and aren’t (yet) shared with users in the same group.
As of now, this requires resetting facial recognition for all users in the group, in order for the changes to apply retroactively for all assets. This means, names and birth dates will be lost, and the results can vary slightly compared to before. Only faces recognized by machine learning will be affected by this. We may be able to do some non-destructive merging in the future, but for now this is a necessary step in order to fully benefit from the feature. That is why we put a button in the sharing settings for every user in the group (specifically also non-admins) to reset the facial recognition for that group.
Workflow tags trigger and actions
Workflows have gotten a new trigger. You can now do automations when an asset has been tagged.
In order to use this new trigger, there is also a new filter that allows you to match specific tags. It supports matching for all, any, or none in the provided list.Lastly, a new workflow action to add tags to the current asset has also been added. It allows to add a list of tags at once.
Dedicated memories page
The new memories page allows you to view past memories. You can also favorite memories and they will show up here and never get deleted. The goal is for this to be a place you can come back to at any point and reminisce in old memories.
Tag renaming (web)
Finally, you can also rename existing tags. This is a small addition to the edit tag modal on web, but under the hood was more complicated than you might expect.
View assets in map viewport (web)
Similarly to showing a timeline all assets in a cluster on the map when clicking on it, you can now open a timeline for assets currently in the viewport. There is a new button among the map controls to show assets in the area. It will open a timeline that will update as you pan around the map.
The map page showing a timeline of assets currently in the viewport on the right
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