Closed breun closed 2 years ago
I see there's a 4.2.0 tag on Docker Hub.
The aliases are a bit sparse compared to the 3.x series, though. Moving a site at work from 3.8 to 4.2 didn't go well on first build because I assumed there would be a 4.2
tag, just like there's a 3.8
tag. There's not. It looks like 4.0
points to the same image as 4.2.0
, which is unexpected. I don't want to pin us to 4.2.0 only, but don't want to pick 4.0
or 4
as the tag and then get unexpected breaking changes from a future 4.x point release.
tl;dr: Can we get a 4.2
tag that points to 4.2.0
now, and gets updated as maintenance releases come out?
I'm closing this ticket, because the image was updated to Jekyll 4.2.0 via https://github.com/envygeeks/jekyll-docker/commit/575057ab5f14055e161b871e75f8295afd571aa9.
There is 4.2.1 now, and a 3.9.x branch as well that's been skipped entirely in the Docker tags.
But mostly, I was hoping to see more range tags like 4.2
(pointing to 4.2.0 now, and then to 4.2.1 etc. when patches are released).
@dgw I'd recommend creating a separate issue (and possibly a PR) for your request. There doesn't seem to be a lot of activity on this repository though.
Jekyll 4.2.0 was released on December 14: https://jekyllrb.com/news/2020/12/14/jekyll-4-2-0-released/