Description
Using docker tags based on released version, can help with a lot of things.
- Debugging.
On bug reports if someone has a docker problem, you don't know which image is using.
- CI
A lot of CI's depend on the tags to pull the newer images.
- Breaking Changes.
If there is a breaking change ever, you can't know in which image is the breaking change if they don't have tags to separate them.
Why it should be implemented
Who it would benefit:
App Catalogs that uses CI to pull new images.
eg. https://github.com/truecharts/apps/
Optional: implementation suggestions
This seem to have been requested before, while the issue says the images should be tagged, they are not.
#402
Optional: screenshots
Add some screenshots, mockups, ... if they help clarify what you want
Description
Using docker tags based on released version, can help with a lot of things.
On bug reports if someone has a docker problem, you don't know which image is using.
A lot of CI's depend on the tags to pull the newer images.
If there is a breaking change ever, you can't know in which image is the breaking change if they don't have tags to separate them.
Why it should be implemented
Who it would benefit:
App Catalogs that uses CI to pull new images.
eg. https://github.com/truecharts/apps/
Optional: implementation suggestions
This seem to have been requested before, while the issue says the images should be tagged, they are not.
#402
Optional: screenshots
Add some screenshots, mockups, ... if they help clarify what you want