Containers default to use the 'latest' tag
The default image tag used for .NET SDK-built containers changed from the value of the Version
of the project to the value latest
.
Previous behavior
Previously, the image was built with a tag value of $(Version)
, which enabled changing the tag based on the same value that the rest of the .NET ecosystem uses.
New behavior
Starting in .NET 8, the generated image has the latest
tag in all cases.
Version introduced
.NET 8 Preview 6
Type of change
This change is a behavioral change.
Reason for change
This change aligns the default containerization experience with the developer experiences for other container tooling like the Docker CLI. It also makes the development inner-loop of repeated container publishes easier to use with tools like Docker Compose, because the version remains stable.
Recommended action
Explicitly set the version if you need it. The easiest way is to set the ContainerImageTag
property on the command line to an explicit version, for example, /p:ContainerImageTag=1.2.3
. But you can also programmatically set the value as you would any other MSBuild property. In a project file, you can continue to use the $(Version)
property by adding the ContainerImageTag
property:
<PropertyGroup>
<ContainerImageTag>$(Version)</ContainerImageTag>
</PropertyGroup>
Affected APIs
None.
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