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Getting offered a new latest docker image each day #48

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jalbstmeijer opened this issue Dec 10, 2021 · 4 comments
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Getting offered a new latest docker image each day #48

jalbstmeijer opened this issue Dec 10, 2021 · 4 comments

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@jalbstmeijer
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For a while now I have a script running that checks on my Docker host if there is any updated image waiting to be pulled.
This works fine for all docker images I use, a regularly get notified that there is a new image to roll out.

This is how I noticed your image tagged latest seems to be updated daily. Even though OS updates could justify such image update, I cant image there are actual changes each day.

@willfarrell
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This was a feature someone requested, for those that like living on the edge. I agree, I wouldn't expect there to be daily changes. The checksum should only change for the latest tag if there are actual changes. Are you triggering on checksum change?

@jalbstmeijer
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I'm collecting the local and remote image sha256 digests, to see if I'm running the latest image.

@jalbstmeijer
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Any idea if we can fix this?

@jalbstmeijer
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Still the same issue.
Using Diun in the meantime to monitor for upstream docker images.
Your repo still offers me a new image every day, so basically I cannot monitor for image updates.

This is expected when you create new images every day.
Even though there is no docker-crontab code/binary change, not using a reproducible OS as NixOS will always result in a different digest.

So not sure if you are just blindly creating new images.
I would suggest to trigger image creating on actual code changes and or upstream OS image changes.

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