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Fedora latest tag pointing to older image #8315
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also (not sure if's relevant), https://download.docker.com/linux/fedora/ has no f32 directory, |
There's an open PR for this issue #8164 You can pull |
Thanks but not practicable. |
Arg, #8240 has suffered from docker-library/bashbrew#8. We wouldn't have run into this issue if #8164 had been merged instead (since it would've then rebuilt
That's not something we're involved with -- looking at https://github.com/docker/docker-ce-packaging, it appears to have been added in docker/docker-ce-packaging@b6331a2, so it's probably just waiting for the next (major) release of Docker (cc @thaJeztah). |
This is now fixed: docker-library/repo-info@664c661 |
I can confirm that the issue is fixed and fedora 32 is used with our Travis CI builds. Thanks a lot for fixing this. |
I have a merged PR to point the latest tag to a newer image (version 32). On the docker hub website Fedora readme, it's correctly showing version 32 is the latest. But when pulling using
docker pull fedora:latest
it pulls 31.I tried pulling version 32 by itself and it works as expected (pulled f32).
I see different digests for 32 and latest tags on dockerhub f32 vs latest
Do I have to update something else other than already udpated tag?
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