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Hi,
On Docker Hub there is a code-maat image: https://hub.docker.com/r/stevenalexander/code-maat-python/
However that also contains Python and cloc. I could add my own bare image, but maybe it would be handier to do so under an adamtornhill account?
I'd suggest publishing every image version under three tags: a version tag, a major version tag, and 'latest', e.g.
adamtornhill/code-maat:1.0.2 adamtornhill/code-maat:1 adamtornhill/code-maat:latest
That way, people can choose to depend on a specific version, a major version, or to use the latest tag.
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Hi @rogierschouten
Yes, that's a good idea. I would like to do it, but I won't have time in the near future.
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I've created this for our work.
Docker hub: https://cloud.docker.com/repository/docker/philipssoftware/code-maat Source: https://github.com/philips-software/code-maat
Master is tagged as: philipssoftware/code-maat philipssoftware/code-maat:1 philipssoftware/code-maat:1.0 philipssoftware/code-maat:1.0.2 philipssoftware/code-maat:1.0.2-alpine
philipssoftware/code-maat
philipssoftware/code-maat:1
philipssoftware/code-maat:1.0
philipssoftware/code-maat:1.0.2
philipssoftware/code-maat:1.0.2-alpine
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Hi,
On Docker Hub there is a code-maat image: https://hub.docker.com/r/stevenalexander/code-maat-python/
However that also contains Python and cloc. I could add my own bare image, but maybe it would be handier to do so under an adamtornhill account?
I'd suggest publishing every image version under three tags: a version tag, a major version tag, and 'latest', e.g.
adamtornhill/code-maat:1.0.2
adamtornhill/code-maat:1
adamtornhill/code-maat:latest
That way, people can choose to depend on a specific version, a major version, or to use the latest tag.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: