Docker images build and push process info

[josesalvador (José Salvador)]

Hi,

I would like to know what is the process to build Tryton docker images.

I mean…

I guess those images are usually built and pushed every Sunday (just for the info extracted from hub.docker.com) and I would like to know what is the content uploaded to.

For example, we build our Tryton images based actually on tryton/tryton:5.4-office and it seems that this image still has not a changeset like this committed 10 days ago.

How can we know the content that will be pushed with docker images?

And

Is it true that Sunday is the day to regenerate the new Tryton docker images?

Thank you.

[pokoli (Sergi Almacellas Abellana)]

@josesalvador

For example, we build our Tryton images based actually on tryton/tryton:5.4-office and it seems that this image still has not a changeset like this committed 10 days ago.

This change is still not released so it is not included on the docker image as it contains the latest sao release for the series.

@josesalvador

How can we know the content that will be pushed with docker images?

The policy is to include the latest released version of the series.
We also include all the optional dependencies.
You can have a look at the DockerFile to see what is included and how it is installed.

@josesalvador

Is it true that Sunday is the day to regenerate the new Tryton docker images?

Not sure about the day but docker images are rebuild every week by a cron job to pick the latest updates.