A command line tool to find and update dockertags in project files.
The version of docker images should not set to latest to avoid upgrade nightmares and ensure the stability of your environment.
But containers should also be upgraded regulary to get new features and fixes of security issues.
You have to check for each container individually if a new version is published or not.
doup can save you a lot of time and is taking this task from you.
~/dev/repos/best_repo_ever (main)
> doup --dry-run .
Finished in 20 seconds.
Searched in 11547 files and found 17 managed docker images.
| Filename | Repository | Tag | Next | hasMajorVersionUpdate |
|-------------------|------------------------------|----------------------------|---------------------------|-------------------------|
| all/vars.yml | plantuml/plantuml-server | jetty-v1.2022.14 | jetty-v1.2023.0 | False |
| all/vars.yml | louislam/uptime-kuma | 1.19.2-alpine | 1.19.4-alpine | False |
| all/jellyfin.yml | jellyfin/jellyfin | 20221230.11-unstable-amd64 | 20230114.9-unstable-amd64 | False |
| all/container.yml | homeassistant/home-assistant | 2023.1.1 | 2023.1.4 | False |
Each dockerimage has to be marked in the previous line:
# doup:latest
haproxy_docker_image: haproxy:2.6.2-bullseye
doup: doup is looking for lines which contains doup:*latest: the tag on dockerhub which is used to get the latest concrete tagdoup is published on PyPi and can be installed with pip install doup.
Afterwards you should mark some Docker-Version-Strings in your project and run doup --dry-run.
doup list images
doup find images
FAQs
doup is a command line tool to find and update Docker-Image-Strings in project files.
We found that doup demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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