Bad build in docker hub for latest image

[angelfs]

Issue summary

Problem with the latest kong-dashboard version in docker hub, I think you build the 3.5 version and not 3.6.

Your environment

• Kong version = 1.0.2
• Kong Dashboard version = latest (normally 3.6.0 but i think it's 3.5.0)
• Node version = 8.15.0
• Npm version = 6.4.1

Issue description

I tried to get the latest kong-dashboard with the latest kong but I get an error message.
docker-compose logs kong-dashboard :
"This version of Kong dashboard doesn't support Kong v0.15 and higher."

After a little search, I found that your build version latest in docker hub correspond to the version 3.5 and not 3.6.
Just rebuild with the good version ;)

Current behavior

Kong-dashboard can't connect to my kong

Expected behavior

If kong is in version 1.0.2 and kong-dashboard in 3.6.0, all it's ok. I have clone your git repo and build with tag 3.6 and all it's ok.

Steps to reproduce

With docker-compose:
Install latest kong version then install latest kong-dashboard version and you get this error.

Good to have

Any screenshots? Browsers' logs?

[jihoon-seo]

1. My docker images status:
   I deleted the docker image kongdashboard_kong-dashboard, and kept the docker images kong, postgres, and node.

# docker images
REPOSITORY          TAG                 IMAGE ID            CREATED             SIZE
kong                1.0.3               5aaacee41330        4 weeks ago         93.3MB
postgres            9.5-alpine          ef0e648682d3        4 weeks ago         36.9MB
node                10.9-alpine         df2d34f007a1        7 months ago        70.6MB

2. My docker containers status:
   I stopped and removed all docker containers.

# docker ps -a
CONTAINER ID        IMAGE               COMMAND             CREATED             STATUS              PORTS               NAMES

3. git pull from kong-dashboard repo, to fetch any newer commits.

# git pull
Already up to date.

# git status
On branch 3.0
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/3.0'.

nothing to commit, working tree clean

# git log | head
commit 7f67701dc1e06266f92c7cb9291c553de4eae2b6
Author: PGBI <pbarrau@classy.org>
Date:   Sat Mar 16 17:08:33 2019 -0700

    3.6.0

commit b61ff08fba55472cb4db9b553a4a1a4ad7f5d1b8
Merge: e93365a 0b1096f
Author: Pierre <pierre.barrau@mines-paris.org>
Date:   Sat Mar 16 17:06:21 2019 -0700
...

4. With KONG_VERSION=1.0.3 docker-compose up kong-dashboard command, all is well.

• Note: KONG_VERSION=1.0.3-alpine also works well.
• Note: By now, KONG_VERSION=1.1.x` does not work.

# KONG_VERSION=1.0.3 docker-compose up kong-dashboard
...
kong-dashboard    | serving
kong-dashboard    | kong-dashboard stdout: Connecting to Kong on http://kong:8001 ...
kong-dashboard    | kong-dashboard stdout: Connected to Kong on http://kong:8001.
kong-dashboard    | Kong version is 1.0.3
kong-dashboard    | kong-dashboard stdout: Starting Kong Dashboard on port 8080
kong-dashboard    | kong-dashboard stdout: Kong Dashboard has started on port 8080

5. kong-dashboard web UI says that its version is v3.6.0

Kong node: http://kong:8001 v1.0.3 — Kong-Dashboard v3.6.0

6. In docker-compose logs kong-dashboard, I cannot find the error message
   "This version of Kong dashboard doesn't support Kong v0.15 and higher."

---

I tested again in a clean environment, and the result is the same.

1. Create a Ubuntu 18.04.2 VirtualBox VM.
2. Install git and docker-compose.
3. # git clone https://github.com/PGBI/kong-dashboard.git && cd kong-dashboard
4. # KONG_VERSION=1.0.3-alpine docker-compose up kong-dashboard
5. All is well. (and the version of the kong-dashboard pulled from Docker Hub is v3.6.0.)

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FYI: I found that kong-dashboard 3.6.0 does not work with Kong 1.1.x.

So I tried with Kong 1.0.3 and 1.0.3-alpine, which works fine with kong-dashboard 3.6.0.

[angelfs]

Yes, you're right, kong dashboard v3.6.0 works only with kong 1.0.*
However, after some tests, I found that kong-dashboard 3.6.0 doesn't work correctly with kong 1.0.*
Problem with key-auth, services and routes duplication.
If you want use kong 1.1.*, I suggest you to use konga.