Rosen watcher-service to version 2.0.2 and ui to version 2.0.1 upgrade.

How to Upgrade Rosen Watcher-Service and UI Versions on Windows

Step 1: Understand the Importance of the Update

• The update includes preventing pre-computed hash attacks by adding random bits of data (salting) to passwords.
• This prevents attackers from using rainbow tables to crack passwords.

Step 2: Check the Recommended Update Method

• The video suggests using the Docker solution for the update instead of running npm or Node.js directly, as the provided version may not work on Windows.

Step 3: Install Rosen Bridge Using Docker

1. Open PowerShell as an administrator.
2. Run the command: docker run -it --rm node:18.6 npx @ergoplatform/watcher-service.
3. Ensure your API key is ready.

Step 4: Check for Docker Repository

• Visit Docker's node repository to ensure the command execution.

Step 5: Monitor Docker Installation

• If the UI gets stuck, press any key to check the progress.
• Wait for the installation to complete.

Step 6: Run Rosen CLI Inside Docker

• Execute the command to run the Rosen Bridge CLI inside the Docker container.
• Note the generated hash.

Step 7: Update Environment File with Hash

1. Edit the environment file using docker-compose pull.
2. Replace the existing API hash with the new one.
3. Follow the instructions carefully, including using apostrophes and correct formatting.

Step 8: Restart the Docker Container

• Use docker-compose down to stop the current container.
• Ensure the new API hash is correctly updated.

Step 9: Troubleshoot UI Errors

• If the UI encounters errors, consider rebooting the system.
• Monitor the Docker UI for progress updates.

Step 10: Test the Updated Service

• Start the Watcher service and check for any errors.
• Verify the API key and test a withdrawal to ensure functionality.

Step 11: Seek Support if Needed

• If you encounter issues, avoid DMs and seek help openly in the channels provided by Rosen Bridge.

By following these steps, you can successfully upgrade the Rosen Watcher-Service and UI versions on your Windows system using Docker.