Change Details

Images that only have a "latest" tag, or images that could have a tag that includes code from master that we don't currently have.

We want to support iterative/agile release of WBManifest, and one possible alternative to waiting until the 1.35 Docker release of Wikibase is some form of bleeding edge images. At the moment, there are no bleeding edge Docker images for Wikibase. If we want to be able to release WBManifest as we go along, we probably want something that is regularly built from Master. We should investigate how this could work and how difficult it would be, or determine if it would work at all. Images that only have a "latest" tag, or images that could have a tag that includes code from Master that we don't currently have. **Start here** - What would be the downsides & challenges of this approach (e.g. supporting another Docker bundle) - Do others generate bleeding edge Docker images? How do they do it? (e.g. Python, PHP... some other MediaWiki extension?) **Look into this if there is time** - Which pieces of software should be bleeding edge version vs which should be fixed version? - How regularly should the bleeding edge version be made? (e.g. commit-based or time-based)

We want to support iterative/agile release of WBManifest, and one possible alternative to waiting until the 1.35 Docker release of Wikibase is some form of bleeding edge images. At the moment, there are no bleeding edge Docker images for Wikibase. If we want to be able to release WBManifest as we go along, we probably want something that is regularly built from Master. We should investigate how this could work and how difficult it would be, or determine if it would work at all. Images that only have a "latest" tag, or images that could have a tag that includes code from Master that we don't currently have. **Start here** Images that only have a "latest" tag,- What would be the downsides & challenges of this approach (e.g. supporting another Docker bundle) - Do others generate bleeding edge Docker images? How do they do it? (e.g. Python, PHP... some other MediaWiki extension?) **Look into this if there is time** - Which pieces of software should be bleeding edge version vs which should be fixed version? - How regularly should the bleeding edge version be made? (e.g. or images that could have a tag that includes code from master that we don't currently have.commit-based or time-based)