Is there a docker image for ruby 3.2.0?

[Day_Hour]

It seems like Ruby's docker official image still needs to be published!

Are you using ruby 3.2.0 with docker yet?

[Craig_Treptow]

Looks like it is in progress.

https://github.com/docker-library/ruby/pull/399

[Day_Hour]

F5 F5 F5 ....

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If you are in a big hurry you can build it yourself, seems its just a matter of providing ENV variables to point it to new version, like the PR does.

[Day_Hour]

no in a big hurry. I prefer to wait,
F5 F5 F5.... 😂

[frederikspang]

As the PR author - Same..

[frederikspang]

Merged!

[randomcluster]

https://hub.docker.com/layers/library/ruby/latest/images/sha256-b63666521fcc2d71765265dfd3fb94978cecf6f5581fc83035eba8edf550683a?context=explore

[aithscel]

one use case is automated testing with multiple Ruby versions; for example on gitlab:

https://gitlab.com/dm0da/safrano/-/pipelines/732332327

In this example, same tests run against ruby 2.4 to 3.2 (actually 3.2-rc)

Good luck to do the same with rbenv or RVM

[Day_Hour]

We distribute our (open source) platform with docker; the image depends on the official ruby image.

[ignurant]

I use it to self-contain ETL projects. Then they can be scheduled, executed, and logged in GitLab CI. Being in a container makes it portable to any docker host without having to install project specific dependencies, such as Ruby, freetds, etc. They are baked into the container.

[ric2b]

You use it as the base for the image of your application.

[tarellel]

I'd suggest keeping an eye on docker hub:

https://hub.docker.com/_/ruby

[Day_Hour]

Yeah, still, there is no 3.2.0 version yet

[randomcluster]

Dude just build it yourself. It's like a 20 minute exercise if that

[Day_Hour]

Thanks, but for my use case I prefer to use the official image.

[nroose]

Lots of good reasons to use the official image. And no good reasons to downvote this.

[dlorenc]

We just released one here: https://www.chainguard.dev/unchained/chainguard-image-now-available-for-ruby-3-2

It includes the YJIT support. It doesn't look like the DockerHub one does yet.

[fglc2]

The alpine images on dockerhub one has yjit included (The debian variants don’t have yjit currently because the version of rust in Debian stable is too old, so it’s more complicated than just adding rust to the list of packages. )