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🔀 Description of Change
Update of Docker Image Tag Reference
The new update modifies the Docker image tag for
remnawavereferenced in several scripts fromremnawave/backend:2toremnawave/backend:latest. This change essentially tells our system to always use the latest version of theremnawavebackend when running these scripts.Removal of Unnecessary Filtering
The update also removes duplicate checks in our code when managing the panel node, resulting in cleaner, more efficient code. This makes the panel node management process less error-prone by reducing unnecessary validation steps.