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DockerHub image non existant #1833
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Having the same issue. Is there a change in image name? |
@vpereira01 , Can you help? Documentation may be outdated. |
Yes, the docs are outdated. You can build your own docker image with the Dockerfile in the repository. There hasn't been an official docker image from sometime now but I don't know when/how it stopped being built. The repository collaborators could run manually from the latest release tag but I don't have access. |
@vpereira01 I don't recall what happened with the original docker builds. Anyway, I can manually trigger the workflow if that would be helpful. But does it make sense to do it from a non-tagged point in the repo? Or should it wait for a tag? |
Yeah :\ Forgot about that. Humm, to support building older versions requires extra work which I'm not sure it worth it. So I would advise to wait for the next tag. Either way, a way to do it would be create a new branch from the previous tag. Cherry-Pick the new workflow to build the image and push it to the GitHub. Then from GitHub it should be possible to run the workflow from that branch. Still it will mess up a bit the meta-data of the Docker image given it's not being built from the tag but from a branch. |
Sounds to me waiting for next tag is the best solution here (or building locally if it is something you need). I'd really like to do a new tag/release sooner rather than later. |
When I try to pull the latest image from dockerhub it fails:
The btcsuite user does nott seem to exist on dockerhub:
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