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Tags for Docker images and Helm charts
See original GitHub issueI’m starting to make Docker images and Helm charts (actually I’m extending @danielfrg’s work) and I’ll soon have to make tags for those other than latest.
How should we tag these?
Also are there any standards or conventions that we should apply to the images or helm charts?
cc @jakirkham
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FYI, I created a
daskdevaccount on dockerhub a while ago (for @danielfrg’s work). Happy to give others permission: (https://hub.docker.com/u/daskdev/).Going with @ogrisel 's suggestion: I think the version number of the main project, that is dask.