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Compatibility Notes

• Kernel requirement: Linux 5.15+ (or backported splice() patches)
• Breaking change: Custom compression dictionaries from pre-3.0 must be re-exported.
• Rollback possible: Yes, via vendyfsdzipctl rollback 3.1.2, but not recommended for production.

How to Apply the Update

For most users, the update is automatic if your vendyfsdzip.service has AutoUpdate=true (default since February). To verify your current build:

vendyfsdzipctl version --verbose

Expected output after update:

vendyfsdzip v3.2.0 (build: 2025-04-12_08:42:UTC)
Patch status: vendyfsdzip updated [OK]

If you see vendyfsdzip outdated instead, run:

sudo vendyfsdzipctl update --force

3. Deployment Steps (FiveM/Server Context)

If this is a FiveM resource or server package:

1. Stop the Server: It is best practice to stop your server or the specific resource before updating to prevent file lock errors.
2. Backup: Rename your current live vendy folder to vendy_old or copy it to a backup location.
3. Extract: Unzip the vendyfsdzip into your server's resources folder.
   • Ensure the folder structure is correct (e.g., resources/[local]/vendy/).
4. Configuration: If the update included a new config.lua or .env file, compare it with your backup. Do not overwrite your live configuration with the default one inside the ZIP unless you intend to reset settings.
5. Start the Server: Boot the server.
6. Console Check: Look for [SUCCESS] Vendy started or similar confirmation logs to ensure the resource parsed the new ZIP content correctly.