Wildcards In Filtering? #1986
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Also need wildcard for excludes. |
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Same here. I need filtering for the k8s nodes created by Kind. I cannot get kind to label them. And their docker images are generally sha256 hash based. I keep getting a lot of watchtower spam notifications for these containers as a result. |
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I have a bunch of containers in my homelab, and Watchtower does a great job of keeping them updated. However, a couple of the applications I use depend on stacks of containers they control (specifically Nextcloud and Kasm), and I'd like to exclude them from update checks. Nextcloud is pretty easy, as I can just list the containers for it in the WATCHTOWER_DISABLE_CONTAINERS variable. However, Kasm often creates new containers for its own use with somewhat unique names that follow a pattern. Particularly, it creates kasm_volume_helper_hOIHDO with a random string at the end, and Watchtower always emails me errors when it tries to update these. Is there any way to set up a filter with a wildcard so it would know to skip any containers with a name following a pattern, such as kasm_*?
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