is there an ability to get informed if a starred repo / image gets a new build?
On “the old hub” i created guest webhooks on these repos, but it seems this is not available on the new hub version.
Are there any other functions to get a mail if something “i like / starred” gets an update?
The guest webhook functionality is something we’re working on – as far as I know, it was not purposely excluded. Its absence is a bug that we’ll work on fixing.
I am wondering the exact same thing: How can I get a notification when a new image (either from an automated build, or not) is available? I’m running a few containers with the various Ubiquiti controllers, and once in a while, I need to manually browse the repo to see if any update has been made to the images I use. Sometimes I notice that something has been available for months, other times only a few days. I’d rather have an email alert that tells me a new image has been built.
Sorry, I haven’t been at Docker in almost 2 years – hopefully the current support team can help. As far as I can tell, only the repo owners can set webhooks on the repo (I don’t see a place to set them on repos I don’t own).
Maybe you could talk to the owners of the repos you care about and get them to set a webhook back to IFTTT? Then the public could hook into that. Not as nice as if Docker Hub offered it, but doable.
yeah, but there is no reply since years.
docker support is a bad thing…
they don’t answer on bug reports… and here… and on issues on github and and and…
not nice…
Bump! This would be a great feature to keep me aware of newly published images. I can then decide if I want to get it or not after I review the image changes.
I looks like I can write a notification script that attempts to pull an image and emails me if docker reports “status: …image downloaded” which only happens when there is a newer image.
+1 We really need this feature. Given a repository and tag, it is extremely useful (also for security!) to get an email when the image is updated, so that you can build and deploy your application again.
I would also like to ask for this. Having my docker images auto-magically update and push new images when the base image is updated would make my life easier.
Hello, we needed something like this to manage our updates, so we built a simple tool freely available at https://docker-notify.com
You can register, select repos and get a digest email whenever new tags appear on the repos. If it helps feel free to use it and report any problems or sugestions!
I recently helped build image-watch.com, which provides notifications of base image updates. V1 only supports email notifications, but we’re working on adding webhook support, too!