Closed rucoder closed 2 months ago
Exactly what you wrote. If this is FROM rust:1.80.1-alpine3.19
, then we release lfedge/eve-rust:1.80.1
. When we bump to FROM rust:1.80.2
, then we release lfedge/eve-rust:1.80.2
. We try really hard that if we want to add tools or change things - such that we need a new version of lfedge/eve-rust
, we sync it up with a new version of rust, however small (major, minor or patch). Only if we really have no choice, and have to cut a new image of eve-rust
, and there is no way to bump eve version, will we then do eve-rust:1.80.1-1
. But I expect that pretty much never to happen.
yes, I read it again and realized I misunderstood it. closing now
I think changing from 1.80.1 to 1.80.2 wen we add more tools is confusing I would rather do 1.80.1-1 where -1 is our initial version. Rust itself uses the 3rd digit e.g. https://blog.rust-lang.org/2024/08/08/Rust-1.80.1.html