Update default debian to bullseye. Update README to describe docker tags. #1084
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| |---------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | ||
| | `latest` | Always latest release | | ||
| | `2022.04` | Date-based release that can receive bugfix updates | | ||
| | `2022.04.1` | A specific image that will not receive updates | |
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As it stands, a 2022.04.1 will not also tag 2022.04 again. Maybe it should (I think most people just use latest in any case
But thanks for looking over this section - I completely didn't see it before!
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I'd like it if it did. That's how a few images I use do it. So you can use 2022.04 and always have the latest patches/fixes.
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Description
It looks like Bullseye is already the default (only) debian version we are using - so bump the other defaults to bullseye as well.
Also, update the README to better match the current docker tagging pattern.
Motivation and Context
Mostly just some cleanup as I catch back up on this project
How Has This Been Tested?
No testing other then Github Actions - the defaults shouldn't really change anything functional since we're already building bullseye images.
Types of changes
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