Open jcohenadad opened 4 years ago
I am checking this but i think it is actually a discrepancy between the Readme and the name of the version. I'll answer his mail shortly!
I'll answer his mail shortly!
can you also fix the issue (i.e. update the readme). thx!
speaking of which: is it possible to point to "latest" instead of a fixed version? that would prevent such problems in the future...
Good point. Maybe we can tag the latest version on docker hub a certain way.
The latest tag is a manual tag so that's not really the solution. One option is to create two similar docker images for each release: one called sct-latest, and one called sct-X.X.X then the user can always download sct-latest but he can also download a specific version. It does not take much time to generate two tags from one image. That one extra step for us.
One option is to create two similar docker images for each release: one called sct-latest, and one called sct-X.X.X then the user can always download sct-latest but he can also download a specific version. It does not take much time to generate two tags from one image. That one extra step for us.
Yes, I like that option. It will prevent us from having to update the readme. let's do that!
useful doc:
@lrouhier i suggest you use simple tags: latest
, 4.2.1
, 4.0.0
, etc.
email from SCT user: