Thanks for this

[AmauryOrtega]

Is hard finding community made Docker images that follow good practices and leave such a good and readable documentation. Just wanted to say thanks for your work and your contribution to everyone.

[nbrownuk]

Thanks for taking the time to comment - the image is a little out of date now!

[AmauryOrtega]

Have you considered using webhooks or GitHub Actions to automate these small updates?

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[nbrownuk]

Not yet - the Dockerfile could do with a makeover to use a multi-stage build, and the entrypoint script for the 'onbuild' version relies on specific features of each release, so difficult to automate.

[AmauryOrtega]

I think that the onbuild version is a nice to have but maybe a simpler solution is possible. About the multi-stage build, I'll be happy to make a PR for this as soon as I have time.

[dargmuesli]

I've taken care of the three recent releases. Please check them individually as I haven't tested the new configuration options.