v1.33.1July 20, 2026

EasyPanel Migration bug fixes and update an app's compose file through your AI tools

EasyPanel migration fixes, plus the ability to update an app's compose file through connected AI tools.

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What's Changed

MongoDB databases now migrate — MongoDB joins MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL, so a project's Mongo data is archived, copied into the staged app, and verified just like the other engines
Custom startup commands and health checks come across — apps that override their startup command, arguments, or use a custom container health check now carry those settings into the staged copy instead of dropping them
Stage projects that need a closer look — projects flagged "needs review" can now be selected and staged after you read the scan notes and opt in; they start unselected so nothing moves without your say-so
Deploy custom Docker apps through your AI tools — connected coding agents can now deploy an app from your own docker-compose file (and an optional Dockerfile), not just from the built-in template catalog; the compose is validated before anything runs
Update an app's compose file through your AI tools — agents can update a running app's docker-compose (and Dockerfile) and redeploy to apply it, and the image is rebuilt automatically when the Dockerfile changes

More reliable scanning — the EasyPanel scan now retries when the server connection briefly hiccups, so it no longer misreports "no services found" or stops with an unclear error, and it detects EasyPanel's built-in proxy more accurately
Clearer status for stopped and scaled apps — a service that's stopped in EasyPanel now explains it will start when staged, and a service running multiple copies explains the staged version runs a single container, instead of a confusing "requires review" note
See why a project needs review at a glance — the selection screen now always lists the review notes for each project, even the ones you can still stage
Stronger protection for your secrets — AI Access activity logs and error messages now hide a wider range of sensitive values, including environment variable values, compose and Dockerfile contents, and any secret-looking configuration lines, so nothing sensitive lands in the audit trail

Fixed special or accented characters getting garbled in large command output — big outputs, such as scanning a server with many Docker services, no longer corrupt non-English or special characters
Fixed redeploys failing when an app's folder path contains a space — deployments now handle spaced folder paths correctly