Versions and Tags

Which tag should I use?

Tag	Use it when
oci.croit.io/croit/ccd:latest	You just want the current version. Points at the newest release. This is the right choice for almost everyone.
oci.croit.io/croit/ccd:v2610	You want to stay on one release line and pick up its fixes, and move to a newer line when you decide to.
oci.croit.io/croit/ccd:v2610.1	You need an exact, unchanging version, for example in a change-controlled environment.
oci.croit.io/croit/ccd:nightly	You want to try something that is not released yet. Not for production.

Reading a version number

v2610.1
|     +-- the second release of that line, counting from 0
+-------- year 26, month 10

So v2610.0 is the first release from October 2026, and v2610.1 is the second one. You can tell at a glance how current your installation is. CCD numbers its releases the same way croit does.

A nightly build shows nightly- followed by its short commit instead of a version number, and is published only under the :nightly tag.

The version your installation runs is shown at the bottom of the navigation menu, so a support request can always name it.