All my 8.0 sdk builds broke last night.. How can I determine what the previous docker image was for that tag? #5965
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Trying to create certificates the following fails on the 8.0 sdk build that was published on 10/8/2024. The resulting error is. If I revert to the 8.0.402 container tag, this error goes away. |
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Since the issue is with the .NET SDK itself, I would recommend logging an issue at https://github.com/dotnet/sdk. Be sure to include repro steps. |
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I will open a ticket with them for the root cause. In terms of the docker image tags, Is there some history or log that is publicly visible where I could see what image was used for a tag like 8.0 when it is updated to a new base image? |
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The dotnet/versions repo has detailed build info for the .NET docker images. Specifically this file contains the details about the images built, what tags they have, their layers, the commit sha they were built from etc. The file is updated with every build. You can look through the history to find all of the images. |
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FYI there was an issue logged for what appears to be the same issue - https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/issues/44034 |
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The dotnet/versions repo has detailed build info for the .NET docker images. Specifically this file contains the details about the images built, what tags they have, their layers, the commit sha they were built from etc. The file is updated with every build. You can look through the history to find all of the images.