Closed percygrunwald closed 3 years ago
Could you wait for about half day?
the schedule job running in Travis CI (the cicd tool I am using to build this image) will run the build daily. If the release is too new, you wouldn't see it in 1 day.
https://travis-ci.org/alpine-docker/terragrunt
when the schedule job runs, it would detect automatically if there are new versions or not.
If you can't see it next day, contact me.
I think that the "issue"
here is that terraform is not pointing beta releases to latest, thus build.sh is still grabbing 0.12.26 as latest (https://travis-ci.org/github/alpine-docker/terragrunt line 201) and building this image on base of that binary and not 0.13.0-beta1
May be an improve will be for the build script to build all of them and tag correspondingly?
beta releases are ignored.
Hi, firstly thank you for maintaining this repo and releasing the Terragrunt docker images. They are incredibly useful for us for deploying our Terraform code using Gitlab CI.
Terraform
v0.13.0-beta1
was released today and we would like to adopt this beta straight away. To that end, it would be a massive help for us (and possibly other users) to have a build of this image using that Terraform version. I don't think thelatest
tag for this repo should point to beta releases, but it would be awesome if we could use the specific version tag to get it.I'm not sure if the build script is set up to do this currently, happy to make a CR to adapt it if that's acceptable.
Thanks again!