This feels like something I should already know, but I don’t so I’ll post here.
WebODM and ODM itself are being updated at such an impressive rate I’m having trouble keeping up.
To pick up the latest ODM update (say, from 2.1.0 to 2.1.1) do I need to update the ODM docker container specifically, or does “./webodm.sh update” take care of it?
I am currently running both of these updates every time I see a new update announced, which I suspect is unnecessary but it seems to be a working compensation for my ignorance
Update WebODM
$ ./webodm.sh stop
$ ./webodm.sh update
$ ./webodm.sh start
Update ODM
$ docker pull opendronemap/odm
Do I actually need the second bit (“Update ODM”) ?
To confirm I have the latest versions of things, my process is:
Step 1: Update things (as above)
Step 2: Get WebODM version via WebODM → Diagnostic → App Version
Step 3: Get ODM version via WebODM → Processing Nodes → node-odm-1 → Engine Version