We use Docker (and Docker Hub) to share our open source work with the community for several years (BTW, thanks for your great work!).
I went back from holidays a couple of days ago and the results given for a research on hub.docker.com are no longer relevant.
Until a couple of weeks ago, a simple search with the single word “orthanc” was returning a list of Docker images which was more or less like that:
4 to 5 “biocontainers” images (like https://hub.docker.com/r/biocontainers/orthanc-postgresql), I don’t know nothing about these images, I assume that the “OSS sponsoring” make them first in the list, but users can see that there are no longer maintained and there are not a lot of pulls.
osimis/orthanc image which was the “official” Orthanc image till the beginning of 2024
orthancteam/orthanc image which is the new “official” Orthanc image
some other images, from us or from other users…
This was fine to us, I would have been happy to see these “biocontainers” images at the bottom of the list, but that’s not a true problem.
As you can see, the first images in the list are some images related to Thanos and so on (and still the biocontainers ones), osimis/orthanc being at the 8th place and the “official” orthancteam/orthanc image at the rank 23!
So I’m wondering, is there a change in the algo behind the research button?
Or is it a bug somewhere?
I get an image from “atlas” as first and then 4 of your biocontainer images. Bitnami is not even on the first page, but it is when I search without logging in. I don’t know what the search reault depends on. You could ask about it on GitHub
I tried to search again, and I know that the search term does not have to be in the image name, but in this case, I could not find it in the description either, so I can’t explain the search results.
It seems @sleig opened an issue here
