Currently the Updater integration just looks if there is a newer non-beta version available in general. However, the default docker-compose file in the documentation says to use the stable tagged container.
Currently, the latest and stable do not align, so my updater flag is meaningless, as if I were to docker-compose pull && docker-compose up -d, then nothing would happen.
It would be nice if the updater would only light up if there’s a new stable version, or be configurable to do so.
I looked at the source and it looks like this may require some changes to the web generating the version.json file. Another potential solution would be to use github as the source of truth for more data here, so it’s driven more dynamically.