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Homebridge Docker. HomeKit support for the impatient using Docker on x86_64, Raspberry Pi (armhf) and ARM64. Includes ffmpeg + libfdk-aac.
https://hub.docker.com/r/homebridge/homebridge/
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Homebridge 1.7.0 not available on Dockerhub #529

Closed LarsFronius closed 1 year ago

LarsFronius commented 1 year ago

Current Situation

It looks like the docker build for the 1.7.0 image failed. (for homebridge/homebridge:latest) As such the current homebridge version is not available on Dockerhub.

Logs

https://github.com/homebridge/docker-homebridge/actions/runs/6755792330/job/18368367219

Process Supervisor

Docker (Mention image name in Additional Context)

Additional Context

It looks like the image build failed and as such the 1.7.0 update wasn't pushed to dockerhub.

NorthernMan54 commented 1 year ago

We updated the image earlier today

LarsFronius commented 1 year ago

I can confirm that I can now pull the new image! Thank you so much!

LarsFronius commented 1 year ago

Looks like the new image version is now pulled, but it does not update a 1.6.1 installation on restart.

LarsFronius commented 1 year ago

Went into the data volume and updated the homebridge version in the package.json manually and restarted the image- which resulted in homebridge being updated. Is this something the image should take care of? I did not find an upgrade guide for the docker installation except for pulling a new image, so this additional step came as a surprise.

andrasg commented 11 months ago

Went into the data volume and updated the homebridge version in the package.json manually and restarted the image- which resulted in homebridge being updated. Is this something the image should take care of? I did not find an upgrade guide for the docker installation except for pulling a new image, so this additional step came as a surprise.

I had the same, I had to set the version in the dependencies section of package.json to ^1.6.1, and then deleted the node_modules folder to trigger a reinstall.

I would also think it would make sense to document this todo around the update process. My understanding is that on first install, when the /homebridge mount is empty, a new package.json will be generated with the following content:

{
  "dependencies": {
    "homebridge": "1.7.0"
  }
}

As the version does not have the ^ in it, it will block further automatic updates.

How is this supposed to auto-update with a new version of the container image?