Important Notes
This page lists important notes for Longhorn v1.10.0. Please see here for the full release note.
longhorn.io/v1beta1
APIThe v1beta1
version of the Longhorn API is removed since Longhorn v1.10.0.
For more details, see Issue #10249.
Due to the upgrade of the CSI external snapshotter to version v8.2.0, ensure that all clusters are running Kubernetes v1.25 or later before upgrading to Longhorn v1.8.0 or any newer version.
During the upgrade process, the Custom Resource Definition (CRD) may be applied after the new Longhorn manager has started. This sequencing ensures that the controller does not process objects with deprecated data or fields. However, this can result in the Longhorn manager failing during the initial upgrade phase if the CRD has not been applied yet.
If the Longhorn manager crashes during the upgrade, check the logs to determine if the failure is due to the CRD not being applied. In such cases, the logs may contain error messages similar to the following:
time="2025-03-27T06:59:55Z" level=fatal msg="Error starting manager: upgrade resources failed: BackingImage in version \"v1beta2\" cannot be handled as a BackingImage: strict decoding error: unknown field \"spec.diskFileSpecMap\", unknown field \"spec.diskSelector\", unknown field \"spec.minNumberOfCopies\", unknown field \"spec.nodeSelector\", unknown field \"spec.secret\", unknown field \"spec.secretNamespace\"" func=main.main.DaemonCmd.func3 file="daemon.go:94"
Longhorn performs a pre-upgrade check when upgrading with Helm or Rancher App Marketplace. If a check fails, the upgrade will stop and the reason for the check’s failure will be recorded in an event. For more detail, see Upgrading Longhorn Manager.
Automated checks are only performed on some upgrade paths, and the pre-upgrade checker may not cover some scenarios. Manual checks, performed using either kubectl or the UI, are recommended for these schenarios. You can take mitigating actions or defer the upgrade until issues are addressed.
Longhorn currently does not support live upgrading of V2 volumes. Ensure that all V2 volumes are detached before initiating the upgrade process.
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