specify the version number of the Docker image.

[miss-uny]

When deploying with Docker, it is necessary to specify the version number of the Docker image, such as 20241107001. However, if all Docker images are named "latest", it becomes impossible to roll back to the previous branch.

[Rader]

@miss-uny please try to set the docker image version same with the release version like v1.0.0. For example:

# docker-compose.yml
...
  csghub_server:
    image: opencsg-registry.cn-beijing.cr.aliyuncs.com/opencsg_public/csghub_server:v1.0.0
....

To check whether the v1.0.0 docker image exists:

docker  pull opencsg-registry.cn-beijing.cr.aliyuncs.com/opencsg_public/csghub_server:v1.0.0

[jialudev]

When deploying with Docker, it is necessary to specify the version number of the Docker image, such as 20241107001. However, if all Docker images are named "latest", it becomes impossible to roll back to the previous branch.

Hi @miss-uny , I saw that Rader had provided a suggestion on the Docker image versioning issue. Were you able to get it working based on that? Let me know if you still need any help!