Originally created by @danielrosehill on GitHub (Mar 6, 2025).
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Problem Description
OpenWebUI is terrific and the development cycle is fast. However, as it's good enough to be a day-to-day LLM front-end for many, stability and continuity is also important. Breaking changes can leave users without an LLM frontend that they may rely upon!
Desired Solution you'd like
My ideal situation (running on a VPS) would probably be something like this: stable slow release version of OpenWebUI as my day to day frontend with a preview environment where I can pull latest/dev and see what's coming down the line.
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Originally created by @danielrosehill on GitHub (Mar 6, 2025).
### Check Existing Issues
- [x] I have searched the existing issues and discussions.
### Problem Description
OpenWebUI is terrific and the development cycle is fast. However, as it's good enough to be a day-to-day LLM front-end for many, stability and continuity is also important. Breaking changes can leave users without an LLM frontend that they may rely upon!
### Desired Solution you'd like
My ideal situation (running on a VPS) would probably be something like this: stable slow release version of OpenWebUI as my day to day frontend with a preview environment where I can pull latest/dev and see what's coming down the line.
### Alternatives Considered
_No response_
### Additional Context
_No response_
sorry @danielrosehill but i don't understand where is the problem, why can't you have 2 install of openwebui? or why don't you use your own cloned repo (or create a new branch) and made a docker for your day a day?
(I do something like this but not dockerized, i have a few differents versions on server & laptop...I definitely have to delete some right now!!! )
@rgaricano commented on GitHub (Mar 7, 2025):
sorry @danielrosehill but i don't understand where is the problem, why can't you have 2 install of openwebui? or why don't you use your own cloned repo (or create a new branch) and made a docker for your day a day?
(I do something like this but not dockerized, i have a few differents versions on server & laptop...I definitely have to delete some right now!!! )
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Originally created by @danielrosehill on GitHub (Mar 6, 2025).
Check Existing Issues
Problem Description
OpenWebUI is terrific and the development cycle is fast. However, as it's good enough to be a day-to-day LLM front-end for many, stability and continuity is also important. Breaking changes can leave users without an LLM frontend that they may rely upon!
Desired Solution you'd like
My ideal situation (running on a VPS) would probably be something like this: stable slow release version of OpenWebUI as my day to day frontend with a preview environment where I can pull latest/dev and see what's coming down the line.
Alternatives Considered
No response
Additional Context
No response
@rgaricano commented on GitHub (Mar 7, 2025):
sorry @danielrosehill but i don't understand where is the problem, why can't you have 2 install of openwebui? or why don't you use your own cloned repo (or create a new branch) and made a docker for your day a day?
(I do something like this but not dockerized, i have a few differents versions on server & laptop...I definitely have to delete some right now!!! )