Add Bitcoin Core 23.0 and 24.0.1#37
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Bitcoin 24.0 was not announced and should not be released as a docker image. https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/doc/release-notes/release-notes-24.0.md |
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Sorry, you are totally right. I overlooked this on my side. Will change it to 24.0.1. |
Signed-off-by: Johannes Zweng <johannes@zweng.at>
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Done. ✅ I changed 24.0 to 24.0.1 reverified signatures from SHA256SUMS.asc (but you should not trust me and do the same yourself), built it on my machine and ran it. Seems to work. 🙂 |
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| CONFIG_PREFIX=$'regtest=1\n[regtest]' | ||
| elif [[ "${BITCOIN_NETWORK}" == "testnet" ]]; then | ||
| CONFIG_PREFIX=$'testnet=1\n[test]' | ||
| elif [[ "${BITCOIN_NETWORK}" == "mainnet" ]]; then |
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Starting bitcoind with -mainnet=1 errors with Invalid parameter -mainnet=1. Was this supposed to be signet?
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Specifying it in the config file like this, it gives a warning:
Ignoring unknown configuration value mainnet
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@andrewtoth thanks for your advice! You are totally right. I added the option for signet.
For mainnet I still add [main] to the bitcoin.conf (but don't add mainnet=1 anymore).
…ainnet Signed-off-by: Johannes Zweng <johannes@zweng.at>
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Hi @NicolasDorier ! 🙂 Just was wondering if this repo is still active, but then discovered the repo under btcpayserver: https://github.com/btcpayserver/dockerfile-deps I assume this is the new place where current Docker image builds live. I will target potential future PRs there. Maybe you could add a notice to this repo which points to the new one. 🙂 |
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Dockerfiles based on existing Bitcoin Core version 22.0.
Both images built and tested locally on a x86_64 machine.