⬆️ Upgrades UniFi Network Application to 8.5.6

[cwmoriarty]

Release notes: https://community.ui.com/releases/UniFi-Network-Application-8-5-6/bfa15dd8-8b58-4d40-9d83-73ebe8c9a955

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated UniFi software to version 8.5.6, enhancing performance and security.

• Chores

  • Changed the base image for the Dockerfile to ensure compatibility and support.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve an update to the Dockerfile for the UniFi software, specifically changing the version from 8.4.62 to 8.5.6. The base image remains the same, utilizing ghcr.io/hassio-addons/ubuntu-base:8.2.0. Other components of the Dockerfile, such as health checks and build arguments, have not been altered.

Changes

File	Change Summary
unifi/Dockerfile	Updated UniFi software version from 8.4.62 to 8.5.6 while keeping the base image unchanged.

Possibly related PRs

• ⬆️ Upgrades UniFi Network Application to 8.4.62 #522: This PR upgrades the UniFi Network Application to version 8.4.62, which is directly related to the main PR's update to version 8.5.6, indicating a progression in version updates for the UniFi software.

Suggested labels

dependencies, minor

Suggested reviewers

• frenck

Poem

In the garden where we play,
A new version hops our way.
UniFi's fresh, with features bright,
Upgraded now, it feels just right!
With Docker's magic, we delight,
A joyful leap into the night! 🐇✨

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unifi/Dockerfile (3)

Line range hint 1-65: Overall, the update looks good with some verifications needed

The update to UniFi Network Application version 8.5.6 has been correctly implemented in the Dockerfile. The change is minimal and straightforward, which reduces the risk of introducing errors.

However, to ensure a smooth upgrade, it's crucial to verify the compatibility of the existing configurations and dependencies with the new version. The suggested checks and verifications in the previous comments should help identify any potential issues or necessary adjustments.

Once these verifications are complete and any required adjustments are made, this update should be ready for testing and deployment.

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20-20: Version update looks good, but let's verify a few things.

The UniFi Network Application version has been correctly updated to 8.5.6, which aligns with the PR objectives. This change is straightforward and appears to be implemented correctly.

To ensure the update is complete and consistent, let's verify a few things:

1. Check if the version is mentioned anywhere else in the repository:

2. Verify if there are any version-specific configurations or scripts that might need updating:

3. Check the release notes for any breaking changes or new dependencies:

Please review the results of these checks to ensure the update is complete and won't cause any unforeseen issues.

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Line range hint 1-65: Verify compatibility of existing configurations with the new UniFi version

While the version update is straightforward, it's important to ensure that the rest of the Dockerfile is still compatible with UniFi 8.5.6. Please consider the following:

1. Base image compatibility: The current base image is ghcr.io/hassio-addons/ubuntu-base:8.2.0. Verify that this version is still compatible with UniFi 8.5.6.

2. Installed packages: Check if any of the installed packages (e.g., mongodb-server, openjdk-17-jre-headless) need to be updated for the new UniFi version.

3. Health check: Ensure that the current health check method is still valid for UniFi 8.5.6.

To assist with this verification, you can run the following commands:

Please review the results of these checks and update the Dockerfile if necessary to ensure full compatibility with UniFi 8.5.6.

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[frenck]

Nice! Thanks, @cwmoriarty 👍

../Frenck