Currently Docker Images for the stack are build by Docker Hub on commits to the geonode-generic GitHub repo (the Rancher Catalog source code) on the master branch. This is fine but the Docker Image is not updated on commits to GeoNode source.
We could use Triggers to trigger Docker Image builds on changes to GeoNode source code (either using GitHub Webhooks or having a Jenkins Job for the purpose).
For Development instances we could also use Docker Hub + Rancher Webhooks to automatically upgrade the Images in the stack every time a new Image is available
Currently Docker Images for the stack are build by Docker Hub on commits to the geonode-generic GitHub repo (the Rancher Catalog source code) on the master branch. This is fine but the Docker Image is not updated on commits to GeoNode source. We could use Triggers to trigger Docker Image builds on changes to GeoNode source code (either using GitHub Webhooks or having a Jenkins Job for the purpose). For Development instances we could also use Docker Hub + Rancher Webhooks to automatically upgrade the Images in the stack every time a new Image is available