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What is your update policy? Are you on auto update, or do you manually go over stuff, do you pick a day to just flush it all though, or are you just on an old version?

Share why and how you run your updates? I would like to hear how you all manage them

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[–] JelleWho@lemmy.world 3 points 10 hours ago

For apps and integrations I run then when I would have some time to do a rollback, mostly this is quite quickly. For home assistant updates I always read the changelog and estimate if there could be complications, if so I wait for an x.1 patch to be available before taking the plunge.

The HACS updates I always leave for a few days and read though carefully what has changed, quite often even way deeper into the code.

For Esphome I run a full compile about every year, and I updated then when I change something in the YAML. These run on a Vlan and not exposed, so they are not a big risk I think to be outdated.