Docker Image seems to not update
remmydev1
FREEOP

3 months ago

I created a new tag in my docker hub for a new image version then selected this new tag for the docker image in railway and redeploy but it seems to have no changes happen upon it im using railway to host my api thats on a docker image so when im accessing the api locally it shows me the unotherized errorr which is what its supposed to show me when accessing the api without a sess token but the online railway api didnt update, even the docker image works on my pc so that no one can access it just not the railway docker image one

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3 months ago

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brody
EMPLOYEE

3 months ago

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Status changed to Open brody 3 months ago


hiddentao
PRO

2 months ago

Having a similar issue. My docker image is deployed to Github and I'm able to deploy on Railway. Even though auto-update is enabled it doesn't work.


remmydev1
FREEOP

2 months ago

Although I am a free member and trying things is limited.

But I found a solution to this problem. There are three ways that I found that update more often. First is set your update times to update right away, which definitely made it work more whenever I updated my Docker image. As well as whenever you keep making Docker images, what I found is that you need to have the latest tag, which leads to your newest one, so if you need to restart the hosting, just remove the current Docker image being used and reupload the link, but don't choose a tag, so it automatically uses the latest tag. Now, after all these steps, you should have a half-functioning auto update system. If it doesn't work, you might have to tweak around with it and delete some existing tags in Docker and upload a new one, even if no changes were made from the on not updating, then relink it. I found that to help as well.


Status changed to Solved brody 2 months ago


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