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jlesage / docker-tixati

Docker container for Tixati
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Add update_tixati_version.yml #4

Open ydoKFVJQDymJcb opened 2 months ago

ydoKFVJQDymJcb commented 2 months ago

I was practicing and found that it could be useful, so I pulled it over Hope it helps

https://github.com/ydoKFVJQDymJcb/docker-tixati/commit/3714109bcd38ced00c7b4dac10bdfb42a45b2b59

jlesage commented 2 months ago

Thanks for this, but I think that automatically publishing new releases without first testing them is not a good idea. It's too easy to break the container and affect all users. Also, between 2 releases, the repo might contain some changes that are not ready yet to be published.

ivECySinTaN commented 2 months ago

Hello, I am the author of this PR. Due to some issues, I was unable to retrieve my account from GitHub support, so this PR can only be closed by you.

However, I would still like to share my thoughts.

I believe the concern in the first point should not exist. Docker provides a Linux environment, and without changing the dependencies or the Linux version, Tixati should adapt to Linux rather than Linux adapting to Tixati. Additionally, since Tixati is closed-source software, its developers will ensure functionality before releasing updates, so there shouldn't be any unstable snapshot versions.

As for the second point, you make a valid argument. If a solution is needed, it’s quite simple—just create a dev branch.

By the way, since I can no longer manage this PR, please feel free to use it at any time if you change your mind, even if it’s not merged through the PR method.