Closed codebude closed 1 year ago
Hi Raffael,
thanks for reporting this flaw. Indeed, you are right. We only recently migrated from jpmens
to mqtt-tools
, and did not run another release yet, in order to populate the OCI images to GHCR appropriately. Thanks a stack for the reminder, we will do that soon.
In the meanwhile, please use jpmens
, where in the future, after the next release, mqtt-tools
should be used, and how the documentation describes it.
Despite that the repository has ceased to exist at that location, the images are still around [^1][^2], and there, you will also find corresponding latest
variants.
With kind regards, Andreas.
[^1]: docker pull ghcr.io/jpmens/mqttwarn-standard:latest
[^2]: docker pull ghcr.io/jpmens/mqttwarn-full:latest
Thanks for clarification! Container is up, running and my first UDF does it's job. :-)
Hi again,
mqttwarn 0.34.1 has been released ^1, in order to populate the GHCR with the OCI image ("package", in GH's parlance) ^2 at ghcr.io/mqtt-tools/mqttwarn-{standard,full}
correctly, to make reality match the documentation.
Container is up, running and my first UDF does it's job. :-)
Excellent. If you think your recipe could be helpful for others, feel free to share it back with us by creating a seperate issue or discussion thread, so we could bring it into the examples folder.
With kind regards, Andreas.
The documentation on Docker/OCI ( https://mqttwarn.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage/oci.html ) states that there are two images available:
Trying to use one of these ends up in:
Error response from daemon: manifest unknown
Actually there are no images with the tag
latest
. I suggest to either update the documentation (usenightly
instead oflatest
tag) or push also thelatest
to GHCR.