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To address the issue with the "Deploy on Railway" button deploying an outdated version of Langflow, ensure the main branch of the https://github.com/langflow-ai/langflow repository is updated with the new version. If you want Railway to automatically deploy new versions upon updates to the main branch, set autoDeploy: true in your configuration. Otherwise, you'll need to manually trigger a redeployment in Railway after updating the branch. This approach guarantees that the deployment button always initiates the deployment of the latest version.

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The version of Langflow deployed by the "Deploy on Railway" button depends on the latest version available in the Langflow GitHub repository at the time of deployment. The deployment process is designed to always use the latest version by checking the current project version against the last released version on PyPI during the pre-release workflow. This ensures that the "Deploy on Railway" button deploys the most recent version of Langflow.

To determine the specific version being deployed, you can inspect the pyproject.toml file in the root of the Langflow project, where the current version of Langflow is specified under the [tool.poetry] section. Additionally, the deployment process uses Docker images tagged with the current version, which is determined and built during the GitHub Actions workflow defined in .github/workflows/pre-release-langflow.yml.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information on the deployed version, refer directly to the Langflow repository's pyproject.toml file and the GitHub Actions workflow.

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To deploy the latest version of Langflow using the "Deploy on Railway" button, you'll need to ensure the button's URL in the README.md file points to a Railway template configured to install the latest version of Langflow. This might involve updating the Railway template to reference the latest version or configuring it to automatically use the latest release.

If you're managing the Langflow repository, you can update the README.md file with a new "Deploy on Railway" button URL that reflects the updated template. This change requires editing the README.md directly on GitHub or through a git client, then committing and pushing your changes.

For automating updates to the "Deploy on Railway" button with each new release, consider using GitHub Actions. This can be set up to trigger on new releases, automatically updating the README.md with the new deployment link and pushing the changes.

The versioning and deployment process is managed through the .github/workflows/pre-release-langflow.yml file in the Langflow repository. This workflow includes steps to determine the current project version, compare it with the last released version on PyPI, and proceed with the release if the versions differ. The Docker image tagged with the release version is then used for deployment. To ensure the "Deploy on Railway" button always deploys the latest version, the Railway template and the GitHub Actions workflow should be configured to use the latest stable version tag, which is dynamically generated based on the project's version.

For detailed guidance on creating or updating Railway templates, refer to Railway's documentation or their support. This will help in setting up a template that always deploys the latest version of Langflow.

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what verdion pf langflow is the deploy on railway button?

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how can i deploy the latest version? because I can deploy only 0.6.18

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