Closed tiesmaster closed 4 years ago
Hi
You can use the label linux-amd64-v3
to achieve what you want for now. This will track the latest available image and should work until (if ever) there's a v4.x.
I'd like to create a latest
label, but because the images we're producing target both Windows and and Linux, it requires a special step in the build process to create a label which referencing the latest image for each architecture. This is quite complex with the current appveyor build process, and at the moment I don't have the appetite to address this one.
PRs welcome if anybody reading this would like to have a go.
Thanks Rob
Ah, sorry man. Completely overlooked that tag. That's absolutely works for me. I just changes my docker-compose.yml
file, and works like a charm ❤️
Although, the issue is resolved for me, I'm gonna leave it open, if anyone wants to take on the challenge, as you've mentioned it. @rnwood Feel free to close it, if it's cluttering your issue list.
This has now been implemented.
Awesome! Works like a charm ❤️
For of all, this is really an amazing tool, I've been using it for years, and really nice that you've taken the effort to port it to Core ;)
I'm using the docker image from DockerHub, however, I'd want to pull in "just the latest" image. Now, I have a reference to
rnwood/smtp4dev:linux-amd64-3.1.0-ci0706
in mydocker-compose.yml
file, however, it'd be nice if I could drop the version tag, and rely on the tooling to take the latest.Is this a possibility to add?