Move Hass.io from Raspberry Pi to Docker on Ubuntu Server

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I currently have Hass.io running on a Raspberry Pi 3 B+, but want to move it over to an Ubuntu server I have running on my network.

I have set up a new Hass.io instance on the Ubuntu server using this guide, adding a known path to store HASS.io data in my home directory. This all seems to be working fine, however, before proceeding I would like to get some input on how to properly transfer my existing configuration to the new instance.

I see some recommend to just copy the entire config folder while others suggest restoring a backup.

For one thing the RPi Hass.io version is a bit older than the newly installed Docker version (0.105.3). Will this cause a problem?

I also have a deCONZ ConBee II stick plugged into my RPi and set in Hass.io to which I have most of my lights and switches connected. What do I need to do to get this working properly with the Docker Hass.io instance?

Really appreciate any input.

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There will be breaking changes as if you update your Pi to 0.105.3, but why not give it a try with a snapshot?
You can always revert to your Pi and start new.
No clue about the ConBee stick.

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As @VDRainer said, you can always give it a try. You may end up having to update Home Assistant on your Pi, backup, then restore on your Ubuntu install. It all should work though.