I believe more consistent docker image tags, matching the releases, would be nice. For instance, there is tag v0.4.6-rc, but no actual v0.4.6. To get the actual v0.4.6 the latest tag has to be used. This can be a burden if maintaining a lot of containers and trying to keep stuff up to date.
We do have a latest tag which is pretty standard for being the "latest tagged stable release", and main for the main branch of course, but we can add the tag names like v0.4.6 as well.
I believe more consistent docker image tags, matching the releases, would be nice. For instance, there is tag v0.4.6-rc, but no actual v0.4.6. To get the actual v0.4.6 the latest tag has to be used. This can be a burden if maintaining a lot of containers and trying to keep stuff up to date.