`docker exec -it cat /synapse.version` prints out `master` instead of the version

[jhamfler]

Does the docker image always contain the newest synapse when I build a new image out of your repo?
Using docker exec -it cat /synapse.version says that I am on master but not where the HEAD is or which version. So I could be an an old master, right?

[silvio]

right! It is gone as I remove the git dependency.
I will fix this

[jhamfler]

Wow what a fast answer. Thank you very much for your help!

[jhamfler]

I have another question related to it:
How can I upgrade to Synapse 0.13.x?

docker logs CONTAINERID 2>&1 |grep Synapse|grep version shows version 0.12.0

[silvio]

@jhamfler I think the version output string has changed. Try to use docker logs CONTAINERID 2>&1 | grep -i "Server version".

[silvio]

@jhamfler ... and you have to pull the new images via docker pull silviof/docker-matrix.

[jhamfler]

I removed the whole image and downloaded it again a few days ago to have everything clean. It works well, thank you for your help!