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Timothy Chen edited comment on MESOS-1886 at 10/9/14 9:20 PM:
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Actually thinking about a bit more, it might even be a slave flag that we turn
on/off to force pulling on each run, instead of a new option in DockerInfo.
I'm not opposed of enforcing this, I just don't like the implicitness of the
tag.
was (Author: tnachen):
Actually thinking about a bit more, it might even be a slave flag that we turn
on/off to force pulling on each run, instead of a DockerInfo.
I'm not opposed of enforcing this, I just don't like the implicitness of the
tag.
> Always `docker pull` if explicit ":latest" tag is present
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> Key: MESOS-1886
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MESOS-1886
> Project: Mesos
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: containerization
> Affects Versions: 0.20.1
> Reporter: Chris Heller
> Priority: Minor
> Labels: docker
>
> With 0.20.1 the behavior of a docker container has changed (see MESOS-1762).
> This change brings the docker behavior more in line with that of {{docker
> run}}.
> I propose,if the image given explicitly has the ":latest" tag, this should
> signify to mesos that an unconditional `docker pull` should be done on the
> image... and if it should fail for any reason (i.e. the registry is
> unavailable) we fall back to the current behavior.
> This would break slightly with the semantics of how the docker command line
> operates, but the alternative is to require explicit tags on every release --
> which is a hinderance when developing a new image, or one must log in to each
> node and run an explicit `docker pull`.
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