Looking for best practice to update the official Ghost / Ghost CLI image

[pascalandy]

Hi,

I was about to fork and submit a PR for Ghost/Ghost CLI updates. But I know the Docker team have good process to update all your official images on a regular base. So it made me wonder…

Observation 1)

I see the docker-library-bot seems to catchup with Ghost updates (per example) but didn't catch the Ghost CLI update.

Ghost release shows 1.6.1
Ghost CLI release shows 1.1.0

Observation 2)

I see that the Dockerfile for Ghost 1.6.0 was updated more than 24 hours ago, but in the docker hub tags the image is not there. Same story for 1.6.1

My question

I want to know what would be the best way to contribute regarding Ghost future updates.

Cheers!
Pascal

[yosifkit]

The Ghost CLI update was only 2 hours ago and the Jenkins job for the docker-library-bot only runs 4 times a day to run the update.sh script. If there is an immediate/important security update @tianon and I can trigger it as necessary.

For updating tags on the Docker Hub, that requires a PR to official images to update the library/ghost file. I have docker-library/official-images#3336 which contains the ghost 1.6.1 bump. It was just merged, so the images will be pushed to the Docker Hub shortly.

For future updates, if you see a version bump here but no PR in official-images, then feel free to make one. It is as easy as piping the output of generate-stackbrew-library.sh in the ghost repo to the library/ghost file in the official-images repo.

[pascalandy]

Great. I guess I was too quick on this one :-p

Thank you!