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Using WUD 7.1.1, I have a situation where the WUD GUI is correctly indicating that there is no update available for a container, but the MQTT telemetry to Home Assistant is still indicating one:
This may be an edge condition related to the usage of the "mongo:7" tag to pull the latest version of mongo 7.x.x. I have a feeling that this is due to WUD blindly reporting "current version = 7" vs "latest version = 7.0.15" in the MQTT message. Is it not possible for WUD to figure out the actual version that is currently installed using the image ID? I was hoping that would be handled with the "wud.watch.digest=true" configuration, as that flag is supposed to look up all images from the repository.
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Using WUD 7.1.1, I have a situation where the WUD GUI is correctly indicating that there is no update available for a container, but the MQTT telemetry to Home Assistant is still indicating one:
Here is my WUD compose file:
And here is the compose entry for the container in question:
This may be an edge condition related to the usage of the "mongo:7" tag to pull the latest version of mongo 7.x.x. I have a feeling that this is due to WUD blindly reporting "current version = 7" vs "latest version = 7.0.15" in the MQTT message. Is it not possible for WUD to figure out the actual version that is currently installed using the image ID? I was hoping that would be handled with the "wud.watch.digest=true" configuration, as that flag is supposed to look up all images from the repository.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: