Closed DrewDevereux closed 2 years ago
Hi @DrewDevereux! These images are for internal Read the Docs usage and for development. They are tagged in our servers and locally but maybe wrong in Docker Hub.
Besides we are changing our structure and none of these images are going to be used anymore.
What do you want to use these images for?
I thought we had addressed the inaccuracies of the README
in #172, however I am now confused as well.
For the record, I confirm that testing
doesn't have Python 3.9, but 7.0
does.
Hi @humitos, Two reasons:
We build our docs in our CI pipeline, in order to be confident that they will build correctly on RTD, so it makes sense for our CI pipeline build process to mimic as closely as possible the RTD build process. Therefore our CI pipeline builds our docs in a readthedocs/build container
Why not using "Pull Request builders" instead of mimic Read the Docs? See https://blog.readthedocs.com/pull-request-builder-general-availability/
That looks sensational. I'll give it a go, thanks.
The
README.md
states thatreadthedocs/build:testing
==readthedocs/build:7.0
, but this is not the case.:7.0
containspython 3.9
, but:testing
does not: