Is it safe to update Miniflux?
Tracking miniflux/v2
Update with care.
The FIPS-mode fix replaces MD5 with SHA-256 for enclosure uniqueness and explicitly raises the minimum supported PostgreSQL version to 11; anyone on PostgreSQL 10 or below must upgrade their database first. All other changes are additive features, performance improvements, or bug fixes with no stated migration steps.
What changed
Miniflux 2.3.2 delivers a meaningful search upgrade — full-text queries now support quoted phrases, OR operators, and negation via PostgreSQL's websearch_to_tsquery. The API gains new endpoints for paginated entry ID retrieval, bulk starring, and tag-based filtering. On the security side, login timing differences that could leak valid usernames are patched, and FIPS-mode PostgreSQL installations are now supported via SHA-256 instead of MD5 — though this raises the minimum required PostgreSQL version to 11. A broad set of bug fixes addresses enclosure proxying, nil pointer dereferences, API error codes, and localization formatting.
Source
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