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Stable docker tag #23

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AlbanDurrheimer opened this issue Sep 30, 2024 · 2 comments
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Stable docker tag #23

AlbanDurrheimer opened this issue Sep 30, 2024 · 2 comments
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@AlbanDurrheimer
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I have been caught several times by updating my Dolibarr instance too quickly with versions containing bugs (mainly with major version changes).

Therefore, it would be wise to create a stable tag that corresponds to the latest version considered free of major bugs. (Nowadays, I always wait for 2 or 3 corrective updates before updating my instance).

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Hello,

Why not simply use a fixed version? This way you ensure no improper update will be deployed to you without you knowing.

I am not against stable version but this will need some discussion as how to qualify a stable version.

Cheers

@creekorful creekorful added enhancement New feature or request question Further information is requested labels Oct 2, 2024
@AlbanDurrheimer
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Hello,

Why not simply use a fixed version? This way you ensure no improper update will be deployed to you without you knowing.

That's what I'm currently doing, but it's inconvenient on several levels. It forces us to regularly check if an update is available, and it prevents us from using automation systems like Watchtower.

Many projects have already implemented the stable tag (e.g., Nextcloud), and I find it very useful.

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