When a new Docker version is downloaded, BmuS immediately checks whether language files exist in the /config folder. This is not the case during the initial installation. Bmus then copies the language files from the Docker container to the /config folder.’
However, if language files from a previous installation are already there, BmuS does not overwrite them. The reason for this is that the user may have made changes to them that should not be overwritten.
The problem: If new functions have been added, there will also be new language variables. These will not be found. Text gaps may then appear in the logs or the dashboard.
Tip: Back up the language files from the /config folder to another directory. Restart the container. BmuS will now copy the new language files to the /config folder. Use a suitable text editor to compare the old and new versions, copy the new variables to the old language files, and update the version number to the latest version. Then copy the old (but updated) language files back to the /config folder.