datahub/docker/quickstart/quickstart_version_mapping.yaml

# This file is used by the CLI to map quickstart version "labels" to docker tags and git refs.
# It can also be used to override the defaults if master is broken, and to
# map broken releases to fixed ones.
#
# If --version is specified during CLI run:
# - If the version exists in this file, the details will be used.
# - The handling of `stable` is special. See below.
# - Otherwise, we'll assume that it represents a docker-compose git ref and docker tag.
#   e.g. `--version v0.x.y` will use the v0.x.y tag for all images and the compose file from the v0.x.y git tag.
# - If no version is specified the "default" key will be used.
#
# This file can also be used to map broken releases to fixed ones.
#   key is the broken release
#   .composefile_git_ref: the git ref of the compose file to use
#   .docker_tag: the docker tag to use
#
# In case `--version stable` is specified AND the stable key is not defined here,
# the latest released version will be used (by querying the github api)
# As such, the mapping for stable is not required, but can be used to override the latest release.
quickstart_version_map:
  # The "default" key is mandatory and is used if no version is specified.
  # In case of a broken release or broken master branch, specify a working version here.
  default:
    composefile_git_ref: master
    docker_tag: head
  # default:  # Use this to pin default to a specific version.
  #   composefile_git_ref: fd1bd51541a132017a648f4a2f037eec8f70ba26 # v0.10.0 + quickstart compose file fixes
  #   docker_tag: v0.10.0

  head:
    composefile_git_ref: master
    docker_tag: head

  # v0.9.6 images contain security vulnerabilities
  v0.9.6:
    composefile_git_ref: v0.9.6.1
    docker_tag: v0.9.6.1

  # If stable is not defined the latest released version will be used.
  # stable:
  #   composefile_git_ref: master
  #   docker_tag: head