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[native] Use a fixed tag for CI image instead of latest #23801

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@majetideepak majetideepak commented Oct 10, 2024

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Using the "latest" tag is risky since a new dependency image build will be used instantly
without having an opportunity to test. Use the alternative tag instead.

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Allow CI image updates without risking breaking CI.

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@majetideepak majetideepak requested a review from a team as a code owner October 10, 2024 19:17
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Looks like the dockerhub image update is manual. @wanglinsong can you confirm? Thanks.

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Looks like the dockerhub image update is manual. @wanglinsong can you confirm? Thanks.

Yes. Let me know if you need another update.

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