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v0.11.2
Patch release over v0.11.1. The Docker image includes every binary shipped in the release archives: ptah, ptah-compat, and ptah-ls.
Use Ptah Compat from the published image
The previous image contained only the native ptah binary. Applications replacing Atlas had to download a separate release archive to obtain ptah-compat. The image now provides all release binaries in /usr/local/bin on Linux amd64 and arm64 (#3985).
The default entry point remains ptah. Select another binary when running a container:
docker run --rm ghcr.io/stokaro/ptah:0.11.2 version
docker run --rm --entrypoint ptah-compat ghcr.io/stokaro/ptah:0.11.2 version
docker run --rm --entrypoint ptah-ls ghcr.io/stokaro/ptah:0.11.2 --versionDocker Hub carries the same image at stokaro/ptah:0.11.2. An existing migration image can copy the compatibility binary directly:
FROM stokaro/ptah:0.11.2 AS ptah-bin
FROM postgres:15-alpine
COPY --from=ptah-bin /usr/local/bin/ptah-compat /usr/local/bin/ptah-compatPR release validation now builds the actual Docker images and runs every binary on both architectures. The workflow image-pin checker also recognizes Docker's --entrypoint option.
Windows lint
Windows lint no longer restores or saves the remote lint cache. The Windows measurements showed that cache transfer and extraction outweighed its benefit. Linux cache behavior is unchanged (#3984).
Upgrade
Use the 0.11.2 image tag, or install v0.11.2 through the installation guide. The container installation reference covers binary selection and multi-stage builds. Existing container commands that invoke the native CLI keep the same entry point.