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Keeping Plane up to date ensures you’re using the latest features, improvements, and security fixes. Here’s how to upgrade your Plane installation with a single command.
The upgrade process may involve a brief downtime as services are updated and restarted.

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Prerequisites

We recommend creating a backup of your data before any version updates. See Backup data.

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Check version

You can quickly check your Plane version by clicking the ? icon on the sidebar. Check version number

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Update version

For Commercial Edition v1.13.0, ensure you’re using the latest version of Docker Compose. Check your Docker Compose version with docker-compose --version and update if needed.
  1. Update your Prime CLI with the command ↓: 
    sudo prime-cli update-cli
    The latest version of the CLI ensures your Plane upgrades happen smoothly.
  2. To update Plane to the latest version, run: 
    sudo prime-cli upgrade
    This command checks for the latest version of Plane and applies the upgrade if a new version is available.
This guide covers how to upgrade from version 0.14.0 and above. If you’re running version 0.13.2 or below, first follow the guide to upgrade to version v0.14.0 before continuing with these steps.

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Prerequisites

Before starting, make a backup of your Plane instance. For detailed steps, see the Backup data section. This is strongly recommended to ensure you have a safe restore point.

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Update version

  1. Download the latest stable release with ↓: 
    curl -fsSL -o setup.sh https://github.com/makeplane/plane/releases/latest/download/setup.sh
  2. Execute the setup script with ↓: 
    ./setup.sh
    This will bring up a menu with several options. Select option 5 to upgrade: 
    Select a Action you want to perform:
   1) Install (x86_64)
   2) Start
   3) Stop
   4) Restart
   5) Upgrade
   6) View Logs
   7) Backup Data
   8) Exit

Action [2]: 5
    Choosing this option stops all services and downloads the latest docker-compose.yaml and variables-upgrade.env files. The plane.env file won’t be overwritten, so your existing environment settings are safe. You’ll see a message indicating the services have been stopped. Stopped Docker services
  3. After the update completes, select 6 to exit the prompt.
  4. After the upgrade, open variables-upgrade.env and compare it with your plane.env file. Copy any new variables from variables-upgrade.env to your plane.env file and set the correct values. This step is essential to ensure that all configuration changes are in place for the latest version.
  5. Once your plane.env file is updated, start your Plane instance again by selecting option 2.