update.conf.example

# AstrBot Auto-Update Configuration
# Copy this file to /etc/astrbot/update.conf to enable auto-update timer.
# Or edit /etc/systemd/system/astrbot-update.timer.d/override.conf to customize the schedule.

# ── Update Behavior ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

# Seconds to monitor instance stability after update before committing.
# If any instance crashes within this window, automatic rollback is triggered.
# Default: 60
# UPDATE_STABILITY_SECS=60

# Enable automatic rollback on update failure.
# 1 = rollback (unmount overlay, revert to previous state)
# 0 = leave changes as-is for manual recovery
# Default: 1
# UPDATE_AUTO_ROLLBACK=1

# ── Instance Selection ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

# Comma-separated list of instances to update (default: all).
# Leave empty or commented to update all instances.
# UPDATE_INSTANCES="light,test"

# ── Timer Schedule ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

# systemd timer schedule (OnCalendar format).
# Default: daily at 3 AM with up to 1 hour random delay.
# To change, create a drop-in:
#   sudo systemctl edit astrbot-update.timer
#   [Timer]
#   OnCalendar=*-*-* 06:00:00
#   RandomizedDelaySec=1800
#
# Or disable the timer entirely:
#   sudo systemctl stop astrbot-update.timer
#   sudo systemctl disable astrbot-update.timer