Remove images from earlier deploys after a successful deploy

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sneak	4c6d3f464d	Remove old images by tag, and test the step after a deploy (closes #216 ) Check / check (pull_request) Skipped Old images are now removed by their upaas-<app>:<N> tag, without force, so Docker deletes an image only when no other tag (such as another app's build of the same source) and no container still uses it. Removing by ID with force could delete another app's rollback image. The step after a deploy (record the new image, keep the replaced one for rollback, remove the rest) is its own function, tested against a fake Docker API, so the test fails if the removal is dropped or runs before the images are updated. Model: opus-5-5	2026-09-23 10:09:47 +00:00
sneak	8c61b5ae77	Remove images from earlier deploys after a successful deploy (closes #216 ) After a successful deploy, upaas now removes the app's images other than the one the running container uses and the previous one, which rollback starts. Removing an image also removes the untagged images it was built on unless another image still needs them. Images left by other stages of a multi-stage build are not tied to the app and stay. Model: opus-5-5	2026-09-23 10:05:02 +00:00

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sneak

4c6d3f464d

Remove old images by tag, and test the step after a deploy (closes #216 )

Check / check (pull_request) Skipped

Old images are now removed by their upaas-<app>:<N> tag, without force,
so Docker deletes an image only when no other tag (such as another app's
build of the same source) and no container still uses it. Removing by ID
with force could delete another app's rollback image.

The step after a deploy (record the new image, keep the replaced one for
rollback, remove the rest) is its own function, tested against a fake
Docker API, so the test fails if the removal is dropped or runs before
the images are updated.

Model: opus-5-5

2026-09-23 10:09:47 +00:00

sneak

8c61b5ae77

Remove images from earlier deploys after a successful deploy (closes #216 )

After a successful deploy, upaas now removes the app's images other than
the one the running container uses and the previous one, which rollback
starts. Removing an image also removes the untagged images it was built on
unless another image still needs them. Images left by other stages of a
multi-stage build are not tied to the app and stay.

Model: opus-5-5

2026-09-23 10:05:02 +00:00

Remove images from earlier deploys after a successful deploy #219