Suppose I have an image me/mystuff:v0.0.1
I find if I push it to the repository:
docker push me/mystuff:v0.0.1
latest is not created, and on a pull from another machine it will complain, e.g.
ssh me@faraway
(faraway) $ docker run -it me/mystuff /bin/bash
will result in a not found error for me/mystuff:latest
I can add the latest tag and push explicitly to the public repository:
docker login me
docker tag me/mystuff:v0.0.1 me/mystuff:latest
docker push me/mystuff:latest
and then from another machine:
docker pull me/mystuff
will work because latest exists.
I am also finding that once latest exists, it does not auto update when a new numbered version is pushed.
Can I somehow eliminate this step of manually tagging latest and have latest automatically point to the latest numbered version?
Or is it there for a reason, like allowing the separation of development versions (tagged with a vN.N.N only) from the production version (tagged latest)?
