Gitea's konairius package cleanup rule keeps the most recent version and counts every tag as one. This pipeline pushes four tags per build (<sha>, <sha7>, build.<ts>, main last). Once a build ages out, the rule keeps only :main and deletes the build.<ts> tag that the Deployment runs. vsftpd broke exactly that way (konairius/homelab#1509).
The image now gets exactly one tag, YYYY-MM-DD-HHMM (UTC), the scheme the other in-house images use.
Merge this before the paired homelab PR (konairius/homelab, branch claude/date-image-tag), which switches ImagePolicy wiki to the date filter. Until then the existing build.* tags keep the old policy working.
Gitea's konairius package cleanup rule keeps the most recent version and counts every tag as one. This pipeline pushes four tags per build (`<sha>`, `<sha7>`, `build.<ts>`, `main` last). Once a build ages out, the rule keeps only `:main` and deletes the `build.<ts>` tag that the Deployment runs. vsftpd broke exactly that way (konairius/homelab#1509).
The image now gets exactly one tag, `YYYY-MM-DD-HHMM` (UTC), the scheme the other in-house images use.
Merge this before the paired homelab PR (konairius/homelab, branch `claude/date-image-tag`), which switches ImagePolicy wiki to the date filter. Until then the existing `build.*` tags keep the old policy working.
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Gitea's konairius package cleanup rule keeps the most recent version and
counts every tag as one. This pipeline pushes four tags per build, main
last, so once a build ages out the rule keeps only :main and deletes the
build.<ts> tag that homelab's ImagePolicy wiki tracks and the Deployment
runs. vsftpd broke exactly that way (homelab #1509).
The image now gets exactly one tag, the date scheme the other in-house
images use. homelab's ImagePolicy wiki switches to it in the paired
homelab PR.
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Gitea's konairius package cleanup rule keeps the most recent version and counts every tag as one. This pipeline pushes four tags per build (
<sha>,<sha7>,build.<ts>,mainlast). Once a build ages out, the rule keeps only:mainand deletes thebuild.<ts>tag that the Deployment runs. vsftpd broke exactly that way (konairius/homelab#1509).The image now gets exactly one tag,
YYYY-MM-DD-HHMM(UTC), the scheme the other in-house images use.Merge this before the paired homelab PR (konairius/homelab, branch
claude/date-image-tag), which switches ImagePolicy wiki to the date filter. Until then the existingbuild.*tags keep the old policy working.🤖 Generated with Claude Code