Daniel

@CerealKiller97 Sure, go for it!

Hey hey, we now have a [Crowdin page](https://crowdin.com/project/linkwarden) which makes it much easier to translate Linkwarden :)

Hello @stanthewizzard, AFAIK there shouldn't be any restrictions on which postgres version you are using.

Will reopen this issue if it hasn't been resolved.

> > I was able to jump to 17 for the sake of helping other > > First DUMP the DB (assuming DB is named linkwarden_DB_16 docker exec -u root...

@stanthewizzard I mean if it's as easy as changing a line in the docker-compose file and if you _confirm_ that there's no breaking change, then feel free to make a...

That's an issue with the a single link (with an id of 387) which isn't loading properly, re-preserving it is probably going to fix it.

Oh it's for every single one of the links?? Then there's the breaking change... Anyway that's already part of the roadmap and will be out soon. (see #953)

This is probably because you should set `NEXTAUTH_URL_INTERNAL` as well: https://next-auth.js.org/configuration/options#nextauth_url_internal So your environment variables should look something like: ``` NEXTAUTH_URL=https://example.com NEXTAUTH_URL_INTERNAL=http://localhost:3000 rest of .env file... ``` Just make sure...

Hey I wasn't able to reproduce this bug, could you share what version is your Linkwarden instance running on?