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If I use a DockerHub-hosted image, say postgres, flux shows this in output as
tluafed/users-db users-db index.docker.io/library/postgres
| 9.2-alpine 10 Aug 17 23:11 UTC
| 9.2.22-alpine 10 Aug 17 23:11 UTC
| 9.2 10 Aug 17 23:08 UTC
| 9.2.22 10 Aug 17 23:08 UTC
| 9.3-alpine 10 Aug 17 23:07 UTC
| 9.3.18-alpine 10 Aug 17 23:07 UTC
| 9.3 10 Aug 17 23:04 UTC
| 9.3.18 10 Aug 17 23:04 UTC
| 9.4-alpine 10 Aug 17 23:03 UTC
| 9.4.13-alpine 10 Aug 17 23:03 UTC
'-> 9.4 10 Aug 17 23:01 UTC
This is meeeostly harmless, but I can see it leading to confusion: copying and pasting that image with another version tag into fluxctl release ... gives
$ fluxctl $LOCAL release --service=tluafed/users-db --update-image=index.docker.io/library/postgres:9.2
Submitting release ...
Nothing to do
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If I use a DockerHub-hosted image, say
postgres
, flux shows this in output asThis is meeeostly harmless, but I can see it leading to confusion: copying and pasting that image with another version tag into
fluxctl release ...
givesThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: