Missing :latest tag as documented #453
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Reference: lix-project/lix#453
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The Documentation states that there should be a
:latest
tagged docker imageBut as far as I can see there is none on ghcr.io, only specific versions.
I would like a
:latest
tag, as it eases experimentation, but in any case, the docs should not refer to a missing image. So please either change the docs, or add the:latest
tag.To be fair, it would also be really helpful if there was a
:main
tagged image, to make it really easy and fast to reproduce an issue with themain
branch.duplicate #443
i would also like this fixed, and I'm sorry about the missing tag, it's a bug.
What about adding a
:main
tag, should I open a new bug for that?Main does not have published build artifacts due to the security model of our CI. This will change at some point but currently we do not publish any builds of main.
If you want a docker image of main, build one yourself with
.#dockerImage
and the appropriate nix2container usage to get it in the form you'd like.