Closed escalate closed 6 years ago
Hi @escalate , thank you for the advice. Unfortunately, I see this as a feature and won't change that. I find the latest
tag confusing and you end up with something that is not always what you want. Should it be the last image pushed ? The highest version number ? Should it include beta version ? Would it be nice to have an unwanted major upgrade ?
I would like a the highest version but, by default, no major update if already have an image (and I don't know what I would like if I had several images). Latest
doesn't provide that and I don't want to do that by hand.
I find cleaner to let the user ask for a specific version. Sorry for the inconvenience.
The missing Docker tag "latest" causes the above errror message on my Raspbian system. The official Grafana Docker image provides a "latest" tag and it is the default for Docker if you don't provide a specific tag name. Could you please provide the "latest" tag like the official Grafana Docker image does?