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chore(deps): update ghost docker tag to v5.123.0 #4108
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| services: | ||
| ghost: | ||
| image: ghost:5.121.0 | ||
| image: ghost:5.123.0 | ||
| container_name: ${CONTAINER_NAME} | ||
| restart: always | ||
| networks: | ||
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There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. The provided code snippet appears to be an update from one version of a service definition (likely Docker Compose) to another where Ghost's image is upgraded from Irregularity/Issue: No irregularities were identified. Optimization Suggestions:
Overall, the change in the Docker reference makes sense given that it involves upgrading a stable version of a supported service to its latest minor release. |
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The change from
image: ghost:5.121.0toimage: ghost:5.123.0updates the Ghost version used in the service configuration. This is generally an improvement as newer versions often contain bug fixes and performance enhancements. However, before making this change production-ready, ensure that all sites running on the current version are properly migrated if necessary.No other immediate issues or optimizations are detected in this snippet of Docker Compose file. Make sure any additional configurations (environment variables, volumes, etc.) remain unchanged unless needed for new functionality.