Closed slfhstr closed 4 months ago
The pre-release
tag is set in the repository example files and README as it refers to the default branch.
But in the documentation you will see the right tags (or none, as latest
is the default Docker tag). Alternatively you can also use a specific version tag (e.g. 1.7.1
), all details are available on Docker Hub and the documentation.
Changes at service configuration I usually announce quite early as Breaking Changes (like I did for the changes from 1.6 to 1.7) and first insights you can find in the pre-release documentation
Fair enough. Although a tad odd IMO that README reflects a pre-release rather than the current stable.
To be honest I was in the past already thinking about to change this in the README to make it a little bit more clearer what alternative tags are available. Let me follow up on that later...
Nice app.
The docker-compose examples provided reference an image
openbudgeteer:prerelease
But the latest release is 1.7Is it just a question of changing image name to e.g.
openbudgeteer:latest
? I ask because I notice that there have been some changes to environment labels.And the app states Postgres version has been significantly changed. I don't want to guess at changes to services configuration.
It would be very helpful to update the example docker-compose files and also the documentation.