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Which docker tag to use? #149

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dodedodo opened this issue Oct 6, 2022 · 1 comment · Fixed by #160
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Which docker tag to use? #149

dodedodo opened this issue Oct 6, 2022 · 1 comment · Fixed by #160
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@dodedodo
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dodedodo commented Oct 6, 2022

Hey 👋

I'm trying to determine which version of resticker to use, but I'm stumbling on these issues:

  • the :latest docker tag does not match any other images (looking at the sha-sums) and is also not the newest image. This has been raised before in latest-tag does not represent the latest release #24
  • Are the :pr-xxx tags official releases? Or rather for development / testing?
  • There seem to be some changes since v1.6.0. Esp. restic v0.14.0. Do you consider resticker + restic v0.14.0 to be stable?
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djmaze commented Oct 6, 2022

As documented in the other issue, latest is now always built from the latest master branch. So it represents the bleeding edge and includes all merged pull requests, but it is not yet "officially released".

The pr- tags are automatically built for each pull request. This makes it easier to test.

There seem to be some changes since v1.6.0. Esp. restic v0.14.0. Do you consider resticker + restic v0.14.0 to be stable?

Tbh, I only did a few tests but I am not using in production yet. I guess it still is safe to release.

I guess I should add a note about the tagging scheme to the readme and then cut a new release. So thanks for the reminder!

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@djmaze djmaze added this to the 1.7.0 milestone Feb 26, 2023
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