why use this over the official docker image?

[vesper8]

sorry if the answer is obvious to experienced Redmine users.. I'm just getting started myself. This is the most popular github repo for a docker-redmine image and it seems actively developed so all in all it looks like a very good starting point

But I also found this one https://github.com/docker-library/redmine / https://store.docker.com/images/redmine

And I'm just wondering.. why one over the other ?

Would be great if you could help me understand the differences.. thank you so much for your efforts on this!

[jcormier]

At the time I was looking for a redmine project, this one had the best how to get started documentation. Though looks like the docker-library stuff has improved. This project controls most of the redmine setup and configuration via ENV variables. Where as the docker-library image only has controls for the DB. Which is better, I'm not sure. It depends on your experience with redmine and its configuration files.

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[frank-dspeed]

@jgillich i think we could merge with them?

[frank-dspeed]

docker-library/redmine#90

Created discussion there will meet up with him i know him as i was a big docker contributor in the early days befor i got my own libcontainer :)

[jcormier]

Cool

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