Open haurog opened 1 year ago
@bobbypage, can you take a look, please?
It is a bit confusing, but there was issue that latest
no longer will be updated, which i have no problem with, but i think it should be removed if not updated at least to remove confusion.
https://github.com/google/cadvisor/issues/2412
Not to mention, it was updated since this issue 😅
Agree with you, having a 'latest' tag only makes sense if one actually updates it. If regularly updating the 'latest' tag is still no option I would guess removing it would probably be the way to go. I am curious how many projects just use 'latest' and are not aware that they are using a pretty old version of cadvisor.
Little bit of background info:
latest
is no longer updated.Unfortunately that documentation was removed in #3141.
Don't be the unicorn and do some weird other thing of an otherwise common used principle, please fix this! I'm a grown man, I can decide on my own if I want the latest version or a fixed version. Don't gaslight others with "While the latest tag is convenient for getting started, it comes with some downsides, which are well documented elsewhere." stuff...
The latest
tag has now been updated with v0.49.1: https://console.cloud.google.com/gcr/images/cadvisor/global/cadvisor@sha256:3cde6faf0791ebf7b41d6f8ae7145466fed712ea6f252c935294d2608b1af388/details.
Update: This may have been a one-off and not a change of process/policy as v0.50.0 has not (yet) received the same treatment.
new docker images is now in registry, latest
now is 0.49.1
seems to be solved
gcr.io/cadvisor/cadvisor pulls a 3 year old version of cadvisor (v0.38.6).
Expected behaviour: Pull the latest version (v0.47.2).
Actual behaviour: Pulls version v0.38.6
The 'latest' tag seems to not have been updated since December of 2020. This results in downstream projects to have to update the version of the docker images manually. See the following commit as an example: https://github.com/eth-educators/eth-docker/commit/6c1ec3922938b260120eb7b6eb6e6bd743dcf607