Adds a new server-level setting that allows administrators to disable
per-application image retention globally for all applications on a server.
When enabled, Docker cleanup will only keep the currently running image
regardless of individual application retention settings.
Changes:
- Add migration for disable_application_image_retention boolean field
- Update ServerSetting model with cast
- Add checkbox in DockerCleanup page (Advanced section)
- Modify CleanupDocker action to check server-level setting
- Update Rollback page to show warning and disable inputs when server
retention is disabled
- Add helper text noting server-level override capability
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Implement a per-application setting (`docker_images_to_keep`) in `application_settings` table to control how many Docker images are preserved during cleanup. The cleanup process now:
- Respects per-application retention settings (default: 2 images)
- Preserves the N most recent images per application for easy rollback
- Always deletes PR images and keeps the currently running image
- Dynamically excludes application images from general Docker image prune
- Cleans up non-Coolify unused images to prevent disk bloat
Fixes issues where cleanup would delete all images needed for rollback.
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- Add configurable deployment_queue_limit server setting (default: 25)
- Check queue size before accepting new deployments
- Return 429 status for webhooks/API when queue is full (allows retry)
- Show error toast in UI when queue limit reached
- Add UI control in Server Advanced settings
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