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Your env config is structurally fine — The reason 27 updates were detected but none fired is almost certainly a trigger-level gate, not a per-container one. To narrow it down I need two things:
If you've configured notification rules in the UI (Settings → Notification rules), check the |
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Good news — your auto-update is firing. The second log set you posted is the proof: Drydock pulled the new image and then refused to replace the container because dry-run mode is on. That second line is the entire reason nothing seems to happen — it's working exactly as designed for Three things to fix / clarify: 1. You have a stale 2. 3. Side note on the 44 MB TL;DR: turn off the stray dry-run env var and your existing config will start replacing containers on the next maintenance window. |
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Thanks, this helped separate the setup issue from the comparison issue. There are two separate things here:
I have a fix queued for the next RC. It is not in the currently published RC yet. With that fix:
Once the next RC is cut, I would test with an exact image tag rather than image: codeswhat/drydock:<next-rc-tag>
environment:
- DD_WATCHER_LOCAL_HOST=socket-proxy-drydock
- DD_WATCHER_LOCAL_PORT=2375
- DD_WATCHER_LOCAL_WATCHALL=true
- DD_WATCHER_LOCAL_CRON=0 4 * * *
- DD_WATCHER_LOCAL_MAINTENANCE_WINDOW=0-10 4 * * *
- DD_WATCHER_LOCAL_MAINTENANCE_WINDOW_TZ=Europe/Bucharest
- DD_TRIGGER_DOCKER_LOCAL_AUTO=true
- DD_TRIGGER_DOCKER_LOCAL_PRUNE=true
- DD_TRIGGER_DOCKER_LOCAL_BACKUPCOUNT=1
- DD_REGISTRY_HUB_PUBLIC_LOGIN=...
- DD_REGISTRY_HUB_PUBLIC_TOKEN=...Do not set |
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Following up: the floating-tag update fix I mentioned in my April 29 reply has shipped in v1.5.0-rc.19. With rc.19, floating tags ( To try it: update your drydock image to Note: the Release: https://github.com/CodesWhat/drydock/releases/tag/v1.5.0-rc.19 |
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Thanks for the detailed rc.35 logs — that pinned both issues down. Two separate bugs, plus answers to your other asks: 1. We're changing the default: a fully-pinned tag like Workaround that works today on rc.35 — add an include filter so it can't leave the 1.13 line:
2. Maintenance window not respected. Also a real bug — confirmed. The window currently gates the scheduled scan but not every path that can apply an update, so a post-update rescan re-triggered your containers at 21:52 outside your 3. Relative-severity Trivy gating ( 4. "Floating tag for 1.5.x." The rolling Two minor things from your log, both harmless:
I'll follow up here when the next RC with the tag + maintenance-window fixes is cut. |
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v1.5.0-rc.36 is cut — it includes both fixes from this thread. 1. Pinned specific tags no longer climb across versions. A tag with 3+ numeric segments (e.g. If you do want updates on a pinned tag, opt in per container with an include filter scoped to the range you want:
2. Maintenance window now gates automatic updates. Auto-updates are deferred until the window is open (enforced when Drydock scans); a manual Update now from the UI/API still runs immediately. Pull it: Release notes: https://github.com/CodesWhat/drydock/releases/tag/v1.5.0-rc.36 This is a release candidate — I'll promote it to GA after a short soak with no new reports. A quick confirmation that the pinned-tag behavior now matches what you expected would be hugely helpful. Thanks again for the precise logs that pinned this down. 🙏 |
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I would like to set up auto-update for all of my docker containers on a schedule at 4:00 AM with their tags being respected (ex.
:latestpulls the latest version, andpostgres:16-alpinepulls latest:16-alpineversion without using labels in other compose files.I've red through the docs/issues, been trying out different settings, asked 3 different Ais (they all started hallucinating), but nothing seems to work. Auto update never happens and I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.
Logs with security completely disabled,
- DD_WATCHER_LOCAL_MAINTENANCE_WINDOW=* * * * *and- DD_WATCHER_LOCAL_CRON=22 * * * *:Manually triggering updates from GUI work fine.
I'm using portainer, so I'd stick to only triggering simple Docker updates only, without setting up
DD_TRIGGER_DOCKERCOMPOSE.Below my docker-compose file:
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