Update portainer to 2.39.1 (#5132)

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Alexander L. 2026-03-20 13:48:35 +01:00 committed by GitHub
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@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ services:
- ${APP_DATA_DIR}/data/docker:/data
portainer:
image: portainer/portainer-ce:2.39.0@sha256:3267f1869e0fa87b843c55f7fd848f9e3001367d053505f4cb8c664e4a997996
image: portainer/portainer-ce:2.39.1@sha256:1ae8e65d50ca5498cb2c33e617495a1e3ef245b0d2392b4a44c70ae09b822891
command: --host unix:///var/run/docker.sock --admin-password-file=/default-password
restart: on-failure
volumes:

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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ manifestVersion: 1.1
id: portainer
category: developer
name: Portainer
version: "2.39.0"
version: "2.39.1"
tagline: Run custom Docker containers on your Umbrel
description: >-
⚠️ Make sure to only use named Docker volumes for your stacks and containers. Data in bind-mounted volumes
@ -51,27 +51,15 @@ path: ""
defaultUsername: "admin"
defaultPassword: "changeme"
releaseNotes: >-
This update includes several new features, improvements and fixes:
- Added Fleet Governance Policies (centralized policy enforcement)
- Alerting feature graduated from experimental
- Docker stack renaming support
- Shared Git credentials management
- Registry management improvements
- Inspect Kubernetes CRDs & custom resources
- Node YAML editor added
- Git-based Helm deployments support
- Helm manifest preview before apply
- “Always clone” option for Edge stacks
- Fixed an issue preventing environment group changes for Kubernetes standard agents
- Fixed a UI issue where dropdown form elements were overlapping with the footer
- Improved HTTP response code handling via the Portainer API
- Improved TLS initialization for custom registries
- Fixed a memory leak in kubectl delete
- Fixed an issue where Portainer was unable to pull from a private registry with a port in the URL
- Fixed an issue where a webhook was missing during the initial deployment
- Fixed a problem with GitOps removing containers when image pull fails
- Fixed a 500 error when loading Docker in the dashboard
- Fixed an issue when editing an environment that could inadvertently remove unix:// from URLs
This update includes several fixes and security improvements:
- Fixed an issue where Git-based Docker stacks from GitLab failed validation for non-admin users
- Fixed an issue where groups were missing after an upgrade
- Fixed an issue where not all containers for a service were shown
- Fixed an issue where users could not add new environments to an existing group with many environments
- Fixed an issue where the Edit application button was disabled for non-admin users
- Fixed an issue where users could not view their containers or saw a blank dashboard
- Fixed an issue where custom template file content was accessible to unauthorized users
- Re-enabled image registries for FIPS
- Resolved multiple security vulnerabilities