GeoNode v4.2.2 declares to use docker image geonode/geoserver:2.23.3-v2. However, that image was build via manual trigger and there is a missing tag to later reason on what commit was the source of it. The only way to find out at the moment is the action run to build and push the image. This, however, can be quite cumbersome, especially when people wants to check for older versions (in the future, of course, when more and more actions will exist).
/cc @giohappy I undestand it is quite handy to have such manual triggers, but in such cases (building a tagged version) this makes it harder to follow.
GeoNode
v4.2.2
declares to use docker imagegeonode/geoserver:2.23.3-v2
. However, that image was build via manual trigger and there is a missing tag to later reason on what commit was the source of it. The only way to find out at the moment is the action run to build and push the image. This, however, can be quite cumbersome, especially when people wants to check for older versions (in the future, of course, when more and more actions will exist)./cc @giohappy I undestand it is quite handy to have such manual triggers, but in such cases (building a tagged version) this makes it harder to follow.