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As of yesterday, May 1st 2021, it's been six months since the new DockerHub retention policy was introduced. That means they will start deleting stale images (6 months or older without push/pull activity) from now on.
All the images were still present today. Not sure if they gave a grace period, since I doubt all versions have been pulled in the last six months. They'll be present for at least another six months because I pulled them all today.
Decide if it's worth the maintenance hassle to continue using DockerHub in addition to GitHub Container Registry.
One benefit is that a lot of tooling defaults to DockerHub for images.
Also consider creating a GitHub action that runs very infrequently (like once every six months) to reset the counter.
Need to do docker pull --all-tags dideler/fish-shell more or less.
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As of yesterday, May 1st 2021, it's been six months since the new DockerHub retention policy was introduced. That means they will start deleting stale images (6 months or older without push/pull activity) from now on.
All the images were still present today. Not sure if they gave a grace period, since I doubt all versions have been pulled in the last six months. They'll be present for at least another six months because I pulled them all today.
Decide if it's worth the maintenance hassle to continue using DockerHub in addition to GitHub Container Registry.
One benefit is that a lot of tooling defaults to DockerHub for images.
Also consider creating a GitHub action that runs very infrequently (like once every six months) to reset the counter.
Need to do
docker pull --all-tags dideler/fish-shell
more or less.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: