Open EHRETic opened 8 months ago
Hi,
On a more general basis, neither the current doc nor the regex doc permits me to understand the whole syntax of it (like the +$$ at the end)
Regex are just regular Javascript regular expressions that you can test on regex101 if you have some doubts.
The double $$
at the end is just there to escape the dollar sign from being interpolated by Docker-Compose.
So if you have "best practices" or more examples, that would be very great!
Here in the doc, you can already fin pretty much many examples :) https://fmartinou.github.io/whats-up-docker/#/configuration/?id=complete-example
Do you recommend to use wud.watch.digest=true all the time to detect any change in a particular version
wud.watch.digest=true
is only useful for tracking mutable tags (like latest
).
Please notice that it involves making many more requests to the Registry so it also has a negative impact on your Docker Hub request quota.
Hi there,
Sorry to ask, but as I'm not coming from dev world, I really have difficulties to optimize the tags, labels & regex together in my Home Lab.
My overall concept:
Before I start with triggers and email alerts, I would like to clean the updates detection and I have the following detection difficulties:
So for instance, for mariaDB, I could limit the detection to the range by using wud.tag.include=^10.5.\d+$$ but I still ending up with an update detection because of version 10.5.23.
On a more general basis, neither the current doc nor the regex doc permits me to understand the whole syntax of it (like the +$$ at the end) So if you have "best practices" or more examples, that would be very great! 😉
Another important question: do you recommend to use wud.watch.digest=true all the time to detect any change in a particular version, I'm asking because sometimes images are replaced because of solved security vulnerabilities.
Thanks in advance for your help Kind regards