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Add support for "latest" container tag #3

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jmaupetit opened this issue Apr 25, 2018 · 0 comments
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Add support for "latest" container tag #3

jmaupetit opened this issue Apr 25, 2018 · 0 comments

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Purpose

Published images are tagged with a version corresponding to the original image version, but we do not publish a latest release. Even if we strongly forbid to use a latest release in production (we should explicitly use a pinned release), it could be useful for some users to pull fundocker/openshift-nginx for testing purpose.

Proposal

  • Add a supplementary latest tag during the build procedure
  • Push pinned and latest image to DockerHub
sampaccoud added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 26, 2018
A small refactor was necessary to be able to keep a
"latest" version of our images on DockerHub. I kept
the idea of building the image with its tag and found
a way to retrieve the tag as an output of the build
method in order to be able to tag and push the same
image with the "latest" tag.

Fixes #3
sampaccoud added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 26, 2018
A small refactor was necessary to be able to keep a
"latest" version of our images on DockerHub. I kept
the idea of building the image with its tag and found
a way to retrieve the tag as an output of the build
method in order to be able to tag and push the same
image with the "latest" tag.

Fixes #3
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