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Author: gggeek

doc/FAQ.md

@@ -10,9 +10,9 @@
   build the stack, you might thus get a different minor version, eg. mysql 8.0.14 or mysql 8.0.19.
   The best way to know the exact version of the installed databases is to run the command `./bin/dbconsole instance:list`
 
-- Q: can I customize the versions of the installed databases? A: Yes, this is possible, even though not made easy.
+- Q: can I pick the exact minor versions of the installed databases? A: Yes, this is possible.
   In order to specify a specific version for, say, mysql 8.0, you will have to edit the file
-  `docker/images/mysql/8.0/Dockerfile` and replace the line `FROM mysql:8.0` with, f.e. `FROM mysql:8.0.18`.
+  `docker/.env.local` and add the line `MYSQL_8_0_VERSION=8.0.18`.
   If you had already built the stack before making this change, you will need to rebuild it.
 
 - Q: can I upgrade the versions of the installed databases to the latest available minor release? A: in order to do so,

doc/WHATSNEW.md

@@ -5,6 +5,10 @@ Version 0.15 (unreleased)
   This is in line with the unlocking of minor versions for MSSQLServer in db3v4l 0.14 and with PostgreSQL version numbering
   policies - see https://www.postgresql.org/support/versioning/
 
+- Improved: it is now possible to specify a specific minor version for each installed db sy simply editing the local
+  docker-compose env file (.env.local).
+  This allows f.e. to pick mysql 8.0.19 instead of 8.0.*, which at the time of writing would get you 8.0.21
+
 
 Version 0.14
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