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Releases of plugins (more factually: publishing of .deb
and .rpm
packages for those on download.docker.com) are currently coupled with releases of the Docker Engine and CLI. This is a limitation of our current release-pipeline, which was created when "docker" was a single package, and the only "release vehicle" was the Docker Engine release. Docker being a single package is no longer the case (e.g., we now have separate packages for the docker
CLI, the Docker Engine (dockerd
), as containerd
, compose
, buildx
, etc).
So the current flow is that;
- a component does a release (e.g. https://github.com/docker/buildx/releases/tag/v0.10.5)
- component versions are updated in this repository in the actively maintained release-branches (#900, #901)
- updated packages are built and released together with the next (patch) release of the Docker Engine (e.g. in this case buildx
.deb
and.rpm
will be published with either Docker Engine v24.0.2 or v23.0.7, whichever comes first) - Docker Desktop releases may also bundle CLI plugins, and plugin versions in those releases are updated with each release of Docker Desktop (if new versions are available).
I should mention that (most / all of) the CLI plugins are static binaries, so if you need access to a release that's not yet published on download.docker.com, you can manually download a binary from their respective GitHub repository, and install them in one of the plugin directories that the CLI looks for. Keep in mind that (depending on where you install) may take precedence over the locations in which the .deb
and .rpm
packages are installed, so should be removed once you installed updated .deb
or .rpm
packages.
Where possible we try to publish packages of those components as soon as possible after they did a release, but sometimes there may be some latency if they "just" missed the release train. This is something we're actively working on, but involves various parts in our pipeline (as well as splitting our static packages into separate ones), and still takes some time to complete. Part of this work is done in https://github.com/docker/packaging, which is a rewrite of various repositories, but that's only the "building" part (publishing, signing, verifying packages is currently an internal pipeline).
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Related, I saw that:
- Docker Compose releases a new version: https://github.com/docker/compose/releases/tag/v2.17.1
- This repo updates a variable via PR: #863
But I don't know which process publishes the docker-compose-plugin
deb package to the Docker APT repository?
I would also be grateful for any insights!
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