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Manifest for 3.8 not found #418
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Same issue. But the offical images repo has been updated. https://github.com/docker-library/official-images/blob/master/library/alpine docker-library/official-images@d754738 |
https://doi-janky.infosiftr.net/job/multiarch/job/amd64/job/alpine/44/ I think the build is stuck. |
Manifest is there but when it comes to
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Same here
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Manifest. Manifest. Where are you?
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The latest tag was recently updated to point to the 3.8 release, but this release was broken[1]. attempting to pull the container locally resulted in the error: $ docker pull alpine:latest latest: Pulling from library/alpine no matching manifest for linux/amd64 in the manifest list entries Pinning this to the version we were previously using (3.7) should help avoid this sort of issue in future. [1]gliderlabs/docker-alpine#418
The latest tag was recently updated to point to the 3.8 release, but this release was broken[1]. attempting to pull the container locally resulted in the error: $ docker pull alpine:latest latest: Pulling from library/alpine no matching manifest for linux/amd64 in the manifest list entries This has caused the continuous smoke tests to fail to start in all environments as of around 9:40 today. Pinning this to the version we were previously using (3.7) should help avoid this sort of issue in future. [1]gliderlabs/docker-alpine#418
currently version 3.8 & latest fail to pull with $ docker pull alpine Using default tag: latest latest: Pulling from library/alpine no matching manifest for linux/amd64 in the manifest list entries See gliderlabs/docker-alpine#418
All of the builds that relied on the latest version of the alpine image now fail, is there a way to address that problem? |
@MrLokans Never use lastest version...? Just pin it to 3.7, and update the pin as soon as 3.8 is out. [edit] since people apparently voted down my answer here... let met explain: |
The latest tag was recently updated to point to the 3.8 release, but this release was broken[1]. attempting to pull the container locally resulted in the error: $ docker pull alpine:latest latest: Pulling from library/alpine no matching manifest for linux/amd64 in the manifest list entries Pinning this to the version we were previously using (3.7) should help avoid this sort of issue in future. [1]gliderlabs/docker-alpine#418
still seeing this for
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@frenck this issue was opened because the 3.8 image was broken not because the latest tag was being abused. I welcome the latest and greatest and don't want to be updating in excess of 1000 docker files when a new version of the alpine image is released. I also want my builds to start screaming when something new comes along and breaks them. |
@jakekeeys I know. You choose not to pin, that is fine (as long that is a conscious choice). I currently actively maintain 250+ containers and pin everything. It is the only way to guarantee the resulting images works as tested and intended. Yes, it adds extra maintenance. About the issue at hand, I hope it gets addressed soon 👍 |
Build 45 for amd64 has been triggered and succeeded: |
Was experiencing this but looks like the build finishing resolved it. |
We had a temporary issue with our main amd64 build host that I've now corrected (as you've noticed). Build was successful, manifest lists should be pushed soon (or already). 👍 |
@frenck, sorry, I was not clear enough, that was not in my own dockerfile, I worked with the dockerized teamcity, that relied upon the java image, which in turn relied upon the alpine base image. For some reason docker-compose was not working well with resolving this image inheritance graph and broke down (even though the Java image seems to have the alpine version pinned) |
I'm getting errors when trying to build from the 3.8 tag with either
alpine:3.8
orgliderlabs/alpine:3.8
even though docker hub is listing 3.8 as latest.If you look on https://hub.docker.com/r/library/alpine/tags/ the tags that are available are over a month old where the repo info is saying it is available at https://hub.docker.com/r/library/alpine/
It would be great if the tags could be updated.
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