docker tag without leading v
See original GitHub issueOut of all the projects on the front page on docker hub, no one is prefixing tags with a leading v. Consistency wise, is it possible to tag without it?
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Fixed - Swagger-UI and Swagger-Editor will publish without a leading
vgoing forward.Thanks @clux!
I imagine for new images, it’s just a matter of updating our build process. For older ones, we can probably write a script that will run through the images (maybe even keep both to not break any existing dependencies?).