Is there a reason for that?
(Personally, I like to see container versions and be able to act on them, because sometimes updates are not completed, e.g. Z2MQTT which loses some devices)
Thanks in advance
Here is a PR, but since I haven’t set up the dev features I didn’t test it. The only change is the mqtt version; no code changes
I haven’t looked, but it would be good practice not to use « latest » on Docker images.
If we update blindly, it might stop working one day because of an upgrade of another container which can also mess up the system if there are « breaking changes ».
In my opinion we should therefore open a ticket each time associated with the Docker
Currently, apart from Mosquitto (on my instance with only Zigbee2MQTT and Mosquitto) only Mosquitto is using a numbered version; the rest are on « latest ». I think it’s because of Watchtower but I’ll confirm that pinning the version might be the best thing to do.
