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This section discusses the change to the configuration over time. Since v4.36.0 the migration process is automatically performed where possible in memory (the file is unchanged). The automatic process generates warnings and the automatic migrations are disabled in major version bumps.

If you're running a version prior to v4.36.0 this it may require manual migration by the administrator. Typically this only occurs when a configuration key is renamed or moved to a more appropriate location.

Format

The migrations are formatted in a table with the old key and the new key. Periods indicate a different section which can be represented in YAML as a dictionary i.e. it's indented.

In our table server.host with a value of 0.0.0.0 is represented in YAML like this:

server:
  host: '0.0.0.0'

Migrations

4.38.0

No information currently exists for this version at this time with the exclusion of the blog article. We would welcome the contribution.

4.36.0

Automatic mapping was introduced in this version.

The following changes occurred in 4.30.0:

Previous Key New Key
authentication_backend.disable_reset_password authentication_backend.password_reset.disable

4.33.0

The options deprecated in version 4.30.0 have been fully removed as per our deprecation policy and warnings logged for users.

4.30.0

The following changes occurred in 4.30.0:

Previous Key New Key
host server.host
port server.port
tls_key server.tls.key
tls_cert server.tls.certificate
log_level log.level
log_file_path log.file_path
log_format log.format

{{< callout context="note" title="Note" icon="outline/info-circle" >}} You can't define secrets for providers that you are not using. For example if you're using the filesystem notifier you must ensure that the AUTHELIA_NOTIFIER_SMTP_PASSWORD_FILE environment variable or other environment variables set. This also applies to other providers like storage and authentication backend. {{< /callout >}}

Kubernetes 4.30.0

{{< callout context="note" title="Note" icon="outline/info-circle" >}} If you're using Authelia with Kubernetes and are not using the provided helm chart you will be required to configure the enableServiceLinks option. {{< /callout >}}

4.25.0

The following changes occurred in 4.25.0:

Previous Key New Key
authentication_backend.ldap.tls.skip_verify authentication_backend.ldap.tls.skip_verify
authentication_backend.ldap.minimum_tls_version authentication_backend.ldap.tls.minimum_version
notifier.smtp.disable_verify_cert notifier.smtp.tls.skip_verify
notifier.smtp.trusted_cert certificates_directory

{{< callout context="note" title="Note" icon="outline/info-circle" >}} The certificates_directory is not a direct replacement for the notifier.smtp.trusted_cert, instead of being the path to a specific file it is a path to a directory containing certificates trusted by Authelia. This affects other services like LDAP as well. {{< /callout >}}

4.7.0

The following changes occurred in 4.7.0:

Previous Key New Key
logs_level log_level
logs_file log_file

{{< callout context="note" title="Note" icon="outline/info-circle" >}} The new keys also changed in 4.30.0 so you will need to update them to the new values if you are using 4.30.0 or newer instead of the new keys listed here. {{< /callout >}}