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Keep old Docker images available?

Open itamarst opened this issue 3 years ago • 4 comments

Hi,

A project I worked on started getting CI failures because release-2.43.0 Docker image went away, would it be possible to keep old releases, not just the latest one, on Docker Hub?

Thanks!

Update: I just got latest release working, but I'd like to pin a specific version and that's hard if new releases mean old images go away.

itamarst avatar Feb 06 '23 22:02 itamarst

Hello. I've removed all docker tags with versions below 2.45.1 because they don't have a full implementation of SSU2 and might crash. It is recommended to use the latest-release tag. It is also not recommended to use the application 2 versions lower than the current release (for example, below 2.44.0 for version 2.45.1) because bug fixes are constantly being released, which are not recommended to be ignored.

r4sas avatar Feb 07 '23 01:02 r4sas

To be clear, I'm not using i2pd personally; this is part of the test suite for an application that has I2P integration (Tahoe-LAFS), to make sure i2p support keeps working. I totally understand why you'd want users to use the latest, correct version, but for automated testing purposes it's nicer to have stability.

itamarst avatar Feb 07 '23 13:02 itamarst

hmm... i2pd is featured in Tahoe-LAFS? First time I hear about this.

r4sas avatar Feb 15 '23 18:02 r4sas

It's part of the test suite, turned out to be the easy way to test i2p functionality.

itamarst avatar Feb 15 '23 18:02 itamarst