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by giobox 1593 days ago
I'm running HACS in the container release right now, it's worked for a long time. So long as you have your HA configuration folder as a volume etc it will preserve across restarts/upgrades.

I'd go as far as to argue the (officially supported!) container release is the best way to get a production quality install of HA - containers are a great way to package and release complex web apps like HA. Mines automatically updates itself every time new container image released, has done so with no intervention from me for over a year. With the container lifecycle/config, you don't really need Supervisor mode either.

To say it is crippled is nonsense, it is literally one of the two officially recommended install paths:

> https://www.home-assistant.io/installation/

Official support for Docker release in HACS:

> https://hacs.xyz/docs/setup/download#home-assistant-containe...

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Totally agree. I use the docker containers and persistent volumes and works great. No loss of function,.