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I see you are creating your images from postgres:9.5 for example.
The issue with that is you will get the 9.5 version at the image build time (could be 9.5.2 or whatever).
As a result you will not getting the latest 9.5 when pulling your image. Which is a bit misleading.
So, to ensure the latest version part of your image, you would need to build
FROM postgres:9.5.10
and tag it appropriately mdillon/postgis:9.5.10
Which bring the question of the versioning of PostGIS in the tag too.
mdillon/postgis:9.5.10-2.4.3
What do you think?
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As for whether or not you'll have an old version of postgres, there was a repository link in place when the builds were happening on Docker Hub, but I'm not sure that's still the case with the Docker Cloud build... I don't know if there's a good way to replicate that without running my own process somewhere to watch Docker Hub for updates of the postgres image and trigger a build on Docker Cloud.
Hi,
I see you are creating your images from postgres:9.5 for example.
The issue with that is you will get the 9.5 version at the image build time (could be 9.5.2 or whatever).
As a result you will not getting the latest 9.5 when pulling your image. Which is a bit misleading.
So, to ensure the latest version part of your image, you would need to build
and tag it appropriately mdillon/postgis:9.5.10
Which bring the question of the versioning of PostGIS in the tag too.
mdillon/postgis:9.5.10-2.4.3
What do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: