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Ehm, that was just a typo. Too much powershell shenanigans recently....

I tried testing it just now, and I couldn't get any editor to change the inode (tried vscode and vim using "backup" and "writebackup"). Not sure what is going on....

Yeah, the step that doesn't work is probably the lookup in `config.json`, although if the credential-helper returned an error you would get the same message. Could you post the config...

But your image is on eu-central-1? I guess you just copied what was in the documentation, that's not really helpful. But if you solved it another way, that's great.

It's not watchtower that adds the hash. Some tool you are using is probably pinning the image version to that hash to prevent unexpected upgrades. Watchtower **could** just ignore the...

@ipajumets Yes, docker swarm pins images to hashes. It's probably possible to make watchtower able to update those images and play nicely with swarm, but none of the maintainers currently...

I link this to https://github.com/containrrr/watchtower/issues/1231 since it's a very niche use that would be better supported by user scripting.

This is possible to do with the new "report" notification templates. To enable them, add `--notification-report` or `WATCHTOWER_NOTIFICATION_REPORT=true`. The default template look like this: https://github.com/containrrr/watchtower/blob/30f36b3ca29f0e1b11d0be0d4ac0900faceeaeb4/pkg/notifications/shoutrrr.go#L21-L42 If you just put that...

Something like this: ```yaml version: "3" services: watchtower: image: containrrr/watchtower volumes: - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock environment: WATCHTOWER_NOTIFICATION_TEMPLATE: > {{- if .Report -}} {{- with .Report -}} {{- if ( .Updated ) -}}...

> Can you make it use the ```--platform`` parameter if possible? Or have a general ENV for setting this globally? That seems a bit less useful, as you might only...