While it's nice to be able to just use the "main" tag for the latest update, I would like to specifically know when I'm using a newer version of golink.
The primary problem is right now golink will fall behind in versioning from the tailscale.com go module, hence the "upgrade available" notification in the UI. Right now, I just do a re-deploy from time to time in hopes that maybe the tailscale.com version has been upgraded. Sometimes it has been updated and sometimes it hasn't. Instead of just blindly deploying just to see if the dependency has been updated, I'd rather pin to a specific tagged semantic version so I know if there isn't a new semantic version available, then there is no need to re-deploy.
While it's nice to be able to just use the "main" tag for the latest update, I would like to specifically know when I'm using a newer version of golink.
The primary problem is right now golink will fall behind in versioning from the tailscale.com go module, hence the "upgrade available" notification in the UI. Right now, I just do a re-deploy from time to time in hopes that maybe the tailscale.com version has been upgraded. Sometimes it has been updated and sometimes it hasn't. Instead of just blindly deploying just to see if the dependency has been updated, I'd rather pin to a specific tagged semantic version so I know if there isn't a new semantic version available, then there is no need to re-deploy.