What do you mean? Would you be able to push your image somewhere in public
on GitHub, or a simplified version?
docker build --no-cache .
to disable the build cache.
Not sure that is what you mean, though.
2016-10-08 7:45 GMT+02:00 YusufSalahAdDin :
> There is a way to delete cache in docker an
There is a way to delete cache in docker and refresh images?
After three days trying update it today in local i have the new version,
but TODAY!
El viernes, 7 de octubre de 2016, 6:00:04 (UTC-5), nicolas de loof escribió:
>
> Your custom image should be built using a Dockerfile to download a
>
Your custom image should be built using a Dockerfile to download a specific
version of jenkins war (just like the official image does)
Docker should be used with "immutable infrastructure" in mind, don't try to
run upgrades in a container, this isn't a VM
2016-10-07 10:36 GMT+02:00 YusufSalahAdDin
Ok, i feel so good with this, but i have a problem with it: i'm using a
custom image that download this war and install it, using CentOS, you know,
for get more control with this, but, i have a problem upgrading it, and you
can see in other thread that i post in this group.
El viernes, 7 de oct
Don't update jenkins.war inside container, just pull a newer docker image
and start a fresh new container using same jenkins_home volume
2016-10-07 10:28 GMT+02:00 YusufSalahAdDin :
> I installed jenkins in docker container and i want update it.
>
> So, manually, using root user i downloaded the
I installed jenkins in docker container and i want update it.
So, manually, using root user i downloaded the war file and replace it with
old war file, i verified it:
jenkins@fdfeef9f1f14:/$ java -jar /usr/share/jenkins/jenkins.war --version
2.24
But, when i go to jenkins dashboard, well, i
