No latest tag on dockerhub
See original GitHub issuedocker run -it -p 80:80 -e GITHUB_REPO=username/repo gitbook/nuts
Unable to find image 'gitbook/nuts:latest' locally
Pulling repository docker.io/gitbook/nuts
docker: Tag latest not found in repository docker.io/gitbook/nuts.
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I respectfully disagree =)
Take a look at the oficial images, node for instance: https://hub.docker.com/r/library/node/tags/
It has all sorts of tags, and they’re all related to the middleware involved.
To get a
node:5.x.x
for instance, you can usenode:5.1.11
ORnode:5.1
(auto update minor releases) ORnode:5
.This is the pattern that the own docker oficial images are following, and I believe with time the community will learn and follow.
BUT they also have the
latest
tag, for those who are running an experiment and want the bleeding edge or more patched version OR don’t care at all.I’m new to Docker but wanted to use it for this project, so it would have been helpful for me to have the command in the docs to be just copy-and-paste runnable. You could also point out that you need to get a GitHub auth token.