Regular releases?

[aaomidi]

Could we setup regular docker builds of this to keep up with latest images?

[k10urzd]

Yes please! Maybe there is a way to reference the Tailscale repo? My docker is on 1.28 but the Linux version is on 1.30

[aaomidi]

I'll make a PR/Fork

[ollysharp]

any luck with this?

[deasmi]

I am not going to do that, as I've explained in forums many times.

x.0 releases are often buggy and an x.1 comes out soon after, so wouldn't be inflicting those on user base. I normally wait at least 2 weeks after a x.1 release before I push a new version to avoid issues for people.

If you want to make your own docker however no need to fork, this is just a build script, you can build any version with it and use that if you wish.

./build.sh ()

dev at the end will tage the image with dev

[deasmi]

I will have a look at automatially pushing builds, but latest tag is never going to auto update

[deasmi]

I will have a look at automatially pushing builds, but latest tag is never going to auto update

[deasmi]

Not sure how this could be done easily however.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58465057/trigger-a-github-action-when-another-repository-creates-a-new-release

If you can think of a way I would be happy to accept a PR with the guthub actions in it, otherwise it's still me doing it manually I'm afraid.

[k10urzd]

Hey @deasmi , any chance you can upgrade to 1.32.3 which addresses some serious vulnerabilities? Or provide more information on how we can manually upgrade?

[aaomidi]

My needs with tailscale grew a bit separate from this project (needed to be able to specify flags), so I've made this alternative: https://github.com/aaomidi/tailscale-sidecar

I'll try to get a PR working for this repo as well.

[deasmi]

Closing this as not an open issue