Docker Hub 5.26.0 tag

[t-tomek]

Can you provide v5.26.0 tag on DockerHub?

Currently osrm/osrm-backend:latest image provides OSRM 5.26.0, but there's no such tag.
I cannot rely on :latest tag only. If I rebuild my image with :latest tag and it points to 5.27.0, I will end up with incompatible version error like this:

[error] File is incompatible with this version of OSRM: car.osrm.icd prepared with OSRM 5.26.0 but this is v5.27.0

I have already encountered such problem when my data was prepared with 5.24.0 version but my image (using :latest tag) was automatically rebuild with 5.26.0 version. Now I want to avoid this and stick to version 5.26.0

[nbr23]

I'm tagging by sha to prevent accidental version bumps in the meantime (osrm/osrm-backend:latest@sha256:af5d4a83fb90086a43b1ae2ca22872e6768766ad5fcbb07a29ff90ec644ee409).

It would be a delight to have an explicit v5.26.0 tag, still.

[githubjeka]

Please add v5.26 tag.

[mjjbell]

This project no longer has access to Docker Hub due to a change in their Terms of Service. The loss of access prevented the v5.26.0 tag being pushed to Docker Hub during that release.

Docker Hub will be replaced with Github Container registry for the v5.27 release (#6325). If you need a v5.26 container, you should build and tag a container locally.

[tekeroth-snapcode]

I was hoping not to build it myself, as that would be a mess of biblical proportions. Anyone has a docker image I could run with 0.5.26 readily available? =)

[tekeroth-snapcode]

Or if perhap @mjjbell would find it in his heart to put an image of 0.5.26 for the world to use? Would that be hard or you to do? :-D

I run commands like:

docker run -t -v "${PWD}:/data" ghcr.io/project-osrm/osrm-backend osrm-extract -p /opt/car.lua /data/berlin-latest.osm.pbf || "osrm-extract failed"

and I guess the change would then be

docker run -t -v "${PWD}:/data" ghcr.io/project-osrm/osrm-backend:v0.5.26 osrm-extract -p /opt/car.lua /data/berlin-latest.osm.pbf || "osrm-extract failed"

if you would be able to put it up =)

[tekeroth-snapcode]

Update:

Actually, by cloning the OsrmNet repo, you will get a ZIP-file (in \libosrm\redist) containing binaries for Win 0.5.26.

Those files can be executed the same way as the docker instructions (same flags args etc), and doing that will produce osrm files that can be used with stuff that requires 0.5.26 (like osrmnet currently).