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Publish semver images #166

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pat-s opened this issue Jul 6, 2024 · 7 comments
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Publish semver images #166

pat-s opened this issue Jul 6, 2024 · 7 comments

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@pat-s
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pat-s commented Jul 6, 2024

Currently, only next is published: https://hub.docker.com/r/woodpeckerci/autoscaler/tags

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anbraten commented Jul 6, 2024

It's still pretty experimental, so I avoided to do an actual release yet 😅

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xoxys commented Jul 7, 2024

Then we should stop tagging GH releases... Having SemVer GH releases but no container images is confusing. Nevertheless, we should just push tagged images, experimental or not, that's what 0.x.x versions are made for

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anbraten commented Jul 7, 2024

We could test the latest changes for 1-2 weeks now, solve #164 and release the next version #117 after that.

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xoxys commented Jul 7, 2024

As I said, 0.x is explicitly designed for development/experimental versions. I don't see why we are still afraid of releases.

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pat-s commented Jul 7, 2024

I second @xoxys opinion. If there's an issue, just release a patch release (?). Even with non-0.x versions.

The release helper makes the process almost seamless.

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pat-s commented Jul 9, 2024

Actually, everything is already in place to publish semver, I think the files were added after the last release. So the next one should publish a semver image as well.

Looking at the pending changelog, it might be time to release a new version?

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anbraten commented Jul 9, 2024

The new version seems to work quite well from what I saw and finally feels to be kinda smart.

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