@@ -21,6 +21,8 @@ sudo cp -a volumes volumes_OLD_IMAGE_ID
This is done by checking the git history of the `.env.template` file in the respective branch of the ReSeeD git repo from which you built your container images.
⚠️ **IMPORTANT!!!** - Update the value of the `DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG` variable in your current `.env` file when deploying new or freshly built ReSeeD images. If Docker gets restarted, it will start up the containers with the corresponding image tags (which in most cases should ideally be the latest images, e. g. on ReSeeD update deployment)! ⚠️
## Update and execute `create_volume_directories.sh`
Update the `create_volume_directories.sh` script to the version from the ReSeeD git branch from which you built the container images that you are deploying. Then execute the script:
