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immich-app/immich (ghcr.io/immich-app/immich-machine-learning)
v1.134.0Compare Source
v1.134.0
Welcome to release
v1.134.0of Immich. This release focuses on bug fixes and enhancements from the previous release. Please find some of the highlights below:ctrl/cmd + clickdoesn't open the photo on a new pageSupport Immich
What's Changed
🌟 Enhancements
🐛 Bug fixes
🌐 Translations
New Contributors
Full Changelog: immich-app/immich@v1.133.1...v1.134.0
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v1.133.1
Highlights
What's Changed
🌟 Enhancements
🐛 Bug fixes
📚 Documentation
DB_VECTOR_EXTENSIONenv in pgvector->vchord migration guide by @mertalev in https://github.com/immich-app/immich/pull/18508🌐 Translations
New Contributors
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v1.133.0 - The Hot Summer Release
[...] database: container_name: immich_postgres - image: docker.io/tensorchord/pgvecto-rs:pg14-v0.2.0@​sha256:739cdd626151ff1f796dc95a6591b55a714f341c737e27f045019ceabf8e8c52 + image: ghcr.io/immich-app/postgres:14-vectorchord0.3.0-pgvectors0.2.0 environment: POSTGRES_PASSWORD: ${DB_PASSWORD} POSTGRES_USER: ${DB_USERNAME} POSTGRES_DB: ${DB_DATABASE_NAME} POSTGRES_INITDB_ARGS: '--data-checksums' + # Uncomment the DB_STORAGE_TYPE: 'HDD' var if your database isn't stored on SSDs + # DB_STORAGE_TYPE: 'HDD' volumes: ##### Do not edit the next line. If you want to change the database storage location on your system, edit the value of DB_DATA_LOCATION in the .env file - ${DB_DATA_LOCATION}:/var/lib/postgresql/data - healthcheck: - test: >- - pg_isready --dbname="$${POSTGRES_DB}" --username="$${POSTGRES_USER}" || exit 1; - Chksum="$$(psql --dbname="$${POSTGRES_DB}" --username="$${POSTGRES_USER}" --tuples-only --no-align - --command='SELECT COALESCE(SUM(checksum_failures), 0) FROM pg_stat_database')"; - echo "checksum failure count is $$Chksum"; - [ "$$Chksum" = '0' ] || exit 1 - interval: 5m - start_interval: 30s - start_period: 5m - command: >- - postgres - -c shared_preload_libraries=vectors.so - -c 'search_path="$$user", public, vectors' - -c logging_collector=on - -c max_wal_size=2GB - -c shared_buffers=512MB - -c wal_compression=on restart: always [...]If you deviated from the defaults of pg14 or pgvectors0.2.0, you must adjust the pg major version and pgvecto.rs version. If you are still using the default
docker.io/tensorchord/pgvecto-rs:pg14-v0.2.0image, you can just follow the changes above. For example, if the previous image isdocker.io/tensorchord/pgvecto-rs:pg16-v0.3.0, the new image should beghcr.io/immich-app/postgres:16-vectorchord0.3.0-pgvectors0.3.0instead of the image specified in the diff.After making these changes, you can start Immich as normal. Immich will make some changes to the DB during startup, which can take seconds to minutes to finish, depending on hardware and library size. In particular, it’s normal for the server logs to be seemingly stuck at
Reindexing clip_indexandReindexing face_indexfor some time if you have over 100k assets in Immich and/or Immich is on a relatively weak server. If you see these logs and there are no errors, just give it time.Please don’t hesitate to contact us here on GitHub or Discord if you encounter migration issues.
VectorChord FAQ
I have a separate PostgreSQL instance shared with multiple services. How can I switch to VectorChord?
Please see https://immich.app/docs/administration/postgres-standalone#migrating-to-vectorchord for migration instructions. The migration path will be different depending on whether you’re currently using pgvecto.rs or pgvector, as well as whether Immich has superuser DB permissions.
What will happen if I upgrade Immich to 1.133.0 without changing the DB image?
Immich will auto-detect the vector extension available in the DB and continue to work without manual intervention. However, we will drop support for pgvecto.rs in a later release, so please switch at your convenience.
I’m using a different deployment method than Docker Compose. How should I migrate?
If you’re using Immich through turnkey deployment methods such as TrueNAS apps, the respective maintainers will either perform the migration transparently or inform you of what to do if not.
Why are so many lines removed from the
docker-compose.ymlfile? Does this mean the health check is removed?These lines are now incorporated into the image itself along with some additional tuning.
What does this change mean for my existing DB backups?
The new DB image includes pgvector and pgvecto.rs in addition to VectorChord, so you can use this image to restore from existing backups that used either of these extensions. However, backups made after switching to VectorChord require an image containing VectorChord to restore successfully.
Do I still need pgvecto.rs installed after migrating to VectorChord?
pgvecto.rs only needs to be available during the migration, or if you need to restore from a backup that used pgvecto.rs. For a leaner DB and a smaller image, you can optionally switch to an image variant that doesn’t have pgvecto.rs installed after you’ve performed the migration and started Immich:
ghcr.io/immich-app/postgres:14-vectorchord0.3.0, changing the PostgreSQL version as appropriate.Why does it matter whether my database is on an SSD or an HDD?
These storage mediums have different performance characteristics. As a result, the optimal settings for an SSD are not the same as those for an HDD. Either configuration is compatible with SSD and HDD, but using the right configuration will make Immich snappier. As a general tip, we recommend users store the database on an SSD whenever possible.
Can I use the new database image as a general PostgreSQL image outside of Immich?
It’s a standard PostgreSQL container image that additionally contains the VectorChord, pgvector, and (optionally) pgvecto.rs extensions. If you were using the previous pgvecto.rs image for other purposes, you can similarly do so with this image.
If pgvecto.rs and pgvector still work, why should I switch to VectorChord?
VectorChord is faster, more stable, uses less RAM, and (with the settings Immich uses) offers higher-quality results than pgvector and pgvecto.rs. This translates to better search and facial recognition experiences. In addition, pgvecto.rs support will be dropped in the future, so changing it sooner will avoid disruption.
Highlights
Welcome to the release
v1.133.0of Immich, which is the hottest release yet for this summer, with more than 200 commits since the last version. This version brings you a new database extension, an even more optimized and faster timeline, more unified components on the web, some cool new features that have been requested for a long time, and many bug fixes and improvements. Let’s dive in!TOKEN_ENDPOINT_AUTH_METHODto eitherclient_sect_postorclient_secret_basicafter entering theCLIENT_SECRETIn-app notification
Introducing an in-app, or internal, notification system. Previously, there was no way to notify you on the client if a database backup failed. Now, the failed backup will show up under a new notification section on the web. This mechanism paves the way for other helpful notifications, such as when a new album is shared with you or when new assets are added to a shared album, directly in the app.
Show map in albums view
On the web, you can now click this button to see the map view that shows the location of all the photos and videos in an album.
Locked folder
Have you ever taken embarrassing selfies that you don’t want anyone to see, and worry that you could accidentally reveal them while showcasing your superb Immich library? Locked folder view got you covered, with a personal PIN code, and an option to use biometric verification on the mobile app. You can access the page from the sidebar on the web or in the
Librarypage on the applocked-web-demo-cut.mp4
You can select any assets and add them to the locked folder. They will only be shown in the locked folder view.
Google Cast Support
We now have casting support! Immich now supports casting to Google Cast enabled devices like the Google Chromecast. This feature is currently only available on the web, with mobile app support coming in the near future. You can use images, videos and slideshows with casting.
User detail page
From the user management page of the admin view, you can now get a more in-depth view of individual users for their information, usage statistics, and which features they have enabled, etc, by clicking on the email from the user’s table
RTL text support on the web
The web styling has been changed to accommodate RTL languages
Performance improvement in web timeline
Last time, we discussed thinking that the timeline performance has reached its prime and that adding more gains would be difficult. In this release, we managed to squeeze that gain like a ripe orange.
The timeline will automatically cancel the requests to the server when you scroll very fast, displaying the thumbnails instantaneously when the scrolling stops. Previously, the web needed to finish the requests for the thumbnails being scrolled by, even if they are not displayed on the viewport. This change significantly reduces the load time.
An additional optimization has been made to reduce the data packet for each thumbnail to about 30% of its original size. This optimization contributes to a greater loading speed on the timeline.
We hope you enjoy these impressive improvements.
Sneak Peak
Besides the cool features and enhancements that made their way into the application, along with many bug fixes, our highest priority at the moment is moving toward the stable release. A big chunk of time and dedication from the team is now spent on improving the mobile app synchronization system, basically rewriting the flow and designing the data model from the ground up. At the same time, we’re working to properly allocate CPU-intensive tasks to background threads to avoid app stuttering and jerkiness when the data sync between the server and the mobile app happens.
Below is the chart result comparing the local album sync between the current version and the reworked version.
Current version
Improved version
We are working hard to get it into the application in the coming months and are very excited about this new improvement.
Cheers!
The Immich Team
Support Immich
If you find the project helpful, you can support Immich by purchasing a product key at https://buy.immich.app or purchase our merchandise at https://immich.store
What's Changed
🚨 Breaking Changes
🚀 Features
🌟 Enhancements
🐛 Bug fixes
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🌐 Translations
New Contributors
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v1.132.3
Bug fixes
We found an alternative method to achieve this. The feature is now available on Android. We are excited to hear about your experience with the feature. Please read this note about the feature
What's Changed
🐛 Bug fixes
📚 Documentation
New Contributors
Full Changelog: immich-app/immich@v1.132.1...v1.132.3
v1.132.1Compare Source
v1.132.1
Hotfixes
What's Changed
🐛 Bug fixes
Full Changelog: immich-app/immich@v1.132.0...v1.132.1
v1.132.0Compare Source
v1.132.0
Highlights
Welcome to version
v1.132.0of Immich.This release marks an exciting milestone, inching one step closer to the stable release. The server no longer relies on TypeORM (database object-relational mapping); from this point forward, we utilize our own schema and migration management tool, integrated with Kysely. Related, the mobile app will also begin to use a new database, SQLite. Over the next few releases, we plan to roll out a new, efficient sync implementation using SQLite, which should improve startup time and reduce jankiness, especially when working with large media collections.
In addition to the two milestones mentioned above, this release also features new enhancements, bug fixes, and other notable additions. Please see the highlights below.
Opt-in web-mobile delete synchronization (Android only)
This update includes a new, optional feature currently in an experimental phase. It aims to synchronize deletion actions between the Immich web interface and your connected Android device.
If you choose to enable this feature (
Settings > Advanced > Sync remote deletion), trashing, deleting, or restoring a photo or video through the Immich web interface will result in the corresponding action being taken on the file on your Android phone. This functionality is intended to prevent the need to perform the same trash action separately on both Immich and your phone.When this feature is active, the sequence of events is as follows:
Improve web responsive design on mobile devices.
This release makes significant improvements to the browsing experience of the web app on mobile devices. The sidebar is now collapsible, leaving more space to view the timeline. We’ve also changed the size of the images in the timeline on mobile, with the hope of making more images visible at once.
Just as we thought we had squeezed every ounce of performance out of the timeline scrolling, a wizard in the contributor team pushed it even further. The need for speed is real! We hope you enjoy it.Mobile app translations have been migrated to Weblate.
The i18n on the mobile app, previously managed with Localizely, has now been migrated to Weblate. Anyone can help with translation without needing to obtain an invitation from us.
Along with those changes, we have made many more improvements to the quality of the server, web, and mobile app. We hope you enjoy those as well.
Support Immich
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