xanderflood

@FichteFoll I actually did - the only debug logging is this: ``` Package Control: Fetching list of available packages and dependencies Platform: osx-x64 Sublime Text Version: 3211 Package Control Version:...

This is clearly intended behavior so I'm viewing this as a feature request, but I feel it could just as easily be considered a bug since it's hard for me...

An alternative approach could be to add a `pull_triggers` field to the `docker_service` and `docker_container` and let those resources manage their own images. Generally I like the separate `docker_tag` resource...

Here's a proposed schema for comment: ```hcl func resourceDockerTag() *schema.Resource { return &schema.Resource{ Create: resourceDockerTagCreate, Read: resourceDockerTagRead, Update: resourceDockerTagUpdate, Delete: resourceDockerTagDelete, Schema: map[string]*schema.Schema{ "name": { Type: schema.TypeString, Required: true, },...

Maybe `keep_locally` is unnecessary also? If you don't need images to be cleaned up then `docker_image` will be suitable, so I'm not sure if there's a need to offer that...

One problem here is that the `Update` callback will only have access to the desired state, which in practice will consist of the new `latest` value (pulled by `Read`) and...

Two notes: First of all, it seems like `pull_triggers` or something analogous is necessary. I didn't realize that changes to a computed field on `Read` won't trigger an update, so...

[This PR](https://github.com/xanderflood/terraform-provider-docker/pull/1/files) contains a suggested implementation (it's based off of the edge branch that I'm using but the diff will show an accurate reflection of the changes I made). I...

I am also having this issue - when specifying angular v14, all dependency versions in the package.json are set to values that are appropriate for angular 13. This issue is...

I'm using a destroy provisioner to uninstall an application on a remote device, and the only way to provide connection details currently is to hard-code them. The `triggers` workaround is...