If you want to deploy an older version, check out the corresponding release tag in the repository.
To see which releases are available you can check in the [Gitlab UI](https://gitlab.servus.at/aura/meta/-/releases)
Or you can check the tags in the repository you just cloned:
Or you can check the tags in the repository you have just cloned:
```
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```{admonition} Unstable releases
:class: tip
As long as there is no release, just take the latest commit on the `main` branch, which is checked out by default)
As long as there is no release, just take the latest commit on the `main` branch, which is checked out by default
```
## Deploy AURA Web
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```{admonition} Changing the host
:class: alert
Any update of `AURA_HOST` in your `.env` file, are not reflected in the actual configuration. In such cases you either need to manually update the relevant OIDC client database tables, or you simple create new OIDC client IDs in the configuration. After that you can delete any old OIDC clients via the Steering admin interface.
Any update of `AURA_HOST` in your `.env` file is not reflected in the actual configuration. In such cases you either need to manually update the relevant OIDC client database tables, or you simple create new OIDC client IDs in the configuration. After that you can delete any old OIDC clients via the Steering admin interface.
