Adam Cameron
curl -s <https://hub.docker.com/v2/repositories/lucee/lucee/tags/?page_size=10000> | jq -r '."results"[]["name"]' | grep -E "5\.4\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+-nginx$"
Suggests 5.4.3.16 is still the latest "stable" version. But... actually not stable and is supposed to be avoided (so I question why it's up there at all??)emmet
11/07/2023, 8:01 PMAdam Cameron
Adam Cameron
emmet
11/07/2023, 8:09 PMsteveduke
11/20/2023, 3:28 PMAdam Cameron
steveduke
11/27/2023, 1:45 PMAdam Cameron
miguel-f
12/06/2023, 4:01 PMAdam Cameron
Adam Cameron
miguel-f
12/06/2023, 4:05 PMAdam Cameron
steveduke
12/06/2023, 5:29 PMsteveduke
12/06/2023, 5:30 PMemmet
12/06/2023, 5:34 PMalexpixl8
12/06/2023, 7:25 PMAdam Cameron
The latest version of Lucee 5 is 5.4.4.38. To my knowledge, there are no known major issues with version 5.4.3.16. It’s important to note that version 5.4.3.15 had a regression issue, which led to the release of 5.4.3.16. Both 5.4.3.16 and 5.4.4.38 are stable and safe for use. Lucee 5 now is in LTS mode, means it only get important, security and regression fixes, all done as conservative as possible.My reply:
Thank-you. Sincerely.
So for the sake of those of us with rigid (and semi-regulated) IT policies, can there be a release of 5.4.4.38 made without the word “snapshot” in it? Ooh, actually… there’s no Docker image of 5.4.4.38 (of any variant) at all on Docker Hub…?
And it was a comms error about 5.4.3.16 being something to avoid? It’s hard to tell as it has no release notes (according to someone else… I did not check).
Thanks again.
Adam Cameron
Adam Cameron
Adam Cameron
alexpixl8
12/11/2023, 12:28 PMAdam Cameron
Adam Cameron
quetwo
12/11/2023, 3:42 PMquetwo
12/13/2023, 1:05 AM