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fix: publish latest tag for the newest stable release - #38

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Problem

The owncloud/ocis repository on Docker Hub has a latest tag that is now 5 months stale — it predates this repo's CI, which only publishes version tags (X.Y.Z, X.Y, X, <version>-YYYYMMDD). The rolling repo gets its latest from rolling.yml, but the stable image never repoints it. Anyone pulling owncloud/ocis:latest is silently stuck on an old release without security or bug fixes.

Fix

  • Add latest to the extra-tags of the newest stable matrix entry (8.2.0) in main.yml, so every build — including the weekly scheduled rebuild that picks up Alpine security patches — repoints latest at the current stable image.
  • Add a matrix comment marking that latest must move along with the newest stable entry on future version bumps.
  • Refresh the stale README Supported Tags table (it still listed 8.1.0 as latest stable and 8.0.5) to match the actual build matrix, document the latest tag with a pin-a-version recommendation, and bump the quick-start example to 8.2.0. The README is synced to Docker Hub as the image description.

The owncloud/ocis repository on Docker Hub has a latest tag that is now
5 months stale — it predates this repo's CI, which only publishes
version tags (X.Y.Z, X.Y, X, <version>-YYYYMMDD). Anyone pulling
owncloud/ocis:latest is silently stuck on an old release without
security or bug fixes.

Add latest to the extra-tags of the newest stable matrix entry (8.2.0)
so every build — including the weekly scheduled rebuild that picks up
Alpine security patches — repoints latest at the current stable image.
A comment in the matrix marks that latest must move along with the
newest stable entry on future version bumps.

Also refresh the stale README Supported Tags table (it still listed
8.1.0 as latest stable and 8.0.5) to match the actual build matrix,
document the latest tag, and bump the quick-start example to 8.2.0.
The README is synced to Docker Hub as the image description.

Signed-off-by: Lukas Hirt <info@hirt.cz>
@LukasHirt LukasHirt self-assigned this Aug 19, 2026
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DeepDiver1975 merged commit b250c42 into master Aug 21, 2026
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DeepDiver1975 deleted the fix/latest-tag-stable branch August 21, 2026 08:37
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