Which version am I running?
VeeCode DevPortal has three lines. The docs you're reading now are V2. The current line is 3.x, documented in the DevPortal 3.x docs. If your running install is still V1, switch to the V1 docs so the instructions match what you actually deployed.
Quick check
Look at any one of these on your running deployment:
| Signal | You're on V1 | You're on V2 | You're on 3.x |
|---|---|---|---|
| Container image | two images: veecode/devportal-base + veecode/devportal (or veecode/devportal:1.x) | one image: veecode/devportal:2.1.3 | one image: veecode/devportal:3.x.y |
| Enablement env var | VEECODE_PROFILE=<github|gitlab|…> | VEECODE_PRESETS=<a,b,c> | neither: default plugins ship in the image and are changed through chart values |
| Helm chart name | veecode-devportal (appVersion 1.x) | veecode-devportal-platform (appVersion 2.1.3) | devportal (appVersion 3.x.y) |
| Plugin model | plugins baked into the distro image | plugins disabled by default, enabled by presets / OCI refs | default plugins enabled in the image, overridable per plugin; more from the marketplace |
# Docker
docker inspect <container> --format '{{.Config.Image}}' # image tag
docker inspect <container> --format '{{.Config.Env}}' | tr ' ' '\n' | grep -E 'VEECODE_(PROFILE|PRESETS)'
# Kubernetes
kubectl get deploy -A -o jsonpath='{..image}' | tr ' ' '\n' | grep devportal
helm list -A | grep -E 'devportal' # chart name and app version
You're on V1
That's the prior split-image line — still supported with security backports, but no longer the default. Go to the V1 documentation →
When you're ready to move to the unified image, see Migrating from V1 to V2.
You're on 3.x
Go to the DevPortal 3.x docs. Moving a 2.x install to 3.x is covered in Migrating from 2.x to 3.x.
You're on V2
You're in the right place — keep reading. The veecode/devportal:2.1.3 image,
presets, and the veecode-devportal-platform Helm chart are documented here.
veecode/devportal:latest is the 2.x line. It keeps moving within 2.x and stays on 2.x until 2.x leaves support, and it never points at a 3.x image. Pin a version tag in every install you keep.
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