Closed kortenkamp closed 9 months ago
Apparently I am not the only person who is confused – #267 (closed) and #239 (still open!) mention similar problems. Can somebody clarify and – maybe – update the README.md
?
It looks like there are a couple of missing dependencies in core calcom, introduced in a recent version. The calcom team has been notified. I'll work to get those images pushed when that is resolved, and also shift the release tagging to occur after the image has been built successfully.
new issue ref: https://github.com/calcom/cal.com/issues/12446
another new issue ref: https://github.com/calcom/cal.com/issues/12497
The above issues have been closed and the dependency issues resolved. v3.5.2 is now available. I've removed the missing releases that were failing due to the dependency issues. We'll shift our attention to preventing the release tagging on unsuccessful builds.
Also, there are still active conversations with the core team about removing build variable dependencies. Also asking about whether the scarf endpoint needs to be kept. (@kortenkamp, to answer your question, its a statistics tool and just logs forwards requests to the calcom/cal.com dockerhub, so it's acceptable to use calcom/cal.com)
Great, thank you!
I am a bit confused about the way to update the calcom docker image. I used a custom build in my first install a long while ago, adapted the
docker-compose.yaml
to work the rest of my web services, and since then I useddocker compose pull
to update the image (and of course, restarting it ).The
docker-compose.yaml
contains an image location for the calcom docker image:So... I assume that my initial custom build is no longer needed, as the image is being pulled from there. However, the image available there is version 3.4.7-sh, not 3.5.0, as announced in the releases here.
Also, using docker to search for calom shows
which is apparently the 3.4.7 image that I pull.
My question is: Why is the official image behind the release on calcom/docker, while the release 3.5.0 is announced here? And what could I do to be on the latest image? And finally – is my clone of calcom/docker need at all? Would it be anough to just reference
image: calcom/cal.com
in mydocker-compose.yaml
?Maybe these are stupid questions, so I would like to apologize for them in advance, just in case.