hermes - 💡(How to fix) Fix [Feature]: Docker stable releases [1 participants]

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NousResearch/hermes-agent#16640Fetched 2026-04-28 06:52:01
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I'm currently running Hermes Agent via Podman using the nousresearch/hermes-agent:latest image. However, because a new image is pushed every few hours, my setup is updating too frequently. I’d prefer to stay on a stable release channel. While I know I can pin a specific version tag (like v2026.4.23), I'd like to avoid the manual overhead of constantly tracking and updating the tag every time a new stable version drops. Is there a way to automate stable updates or a specific stable tag I should be using?

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Problem or Use Case

I'm currently running Hermes Agent via Podman using the nousresearch/hermes-agent:latest image. However, because a new image is pushed every few hours, my setup is updating too frequently. I’d prefer to stay on a stable release channel. While I know I can pin a specific version tag (like v2026.4.23), I'd like to avoid the manual overhead of constantly tracking and updating the tag every time a new stable version drops. Is there a way to automate stable updates or a specific stable tag I should be using?

Proposed Solution

Can you create an additional label (eg stable) that points to the lastest stable release (v2026.4.23)?

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Feature Type

Performance / reliability

Scope

Small (single file, < 50 lines)

Contribution

  • I'd like to implement this myself and submit a PR

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extent analysis

TL;DR

Use a stable version tag or consider implementing a mechanism to automatically track and update to the latest stable release.

Guidance

  • Consider using a specific version tag (like v2026.4.23) to avoid frequent updates, and update it periodically to the latest stable version.
  • Implementing an additional label (e.g., "stable") that points to the latest stable release could be a viable solution.
  • If automation is preferred, explore options for automatically tracking and updating the version tag to the latest stable release.
  • Evaluate the trade-offs between manual updates and automation, considering factors like reliability, performance, and maintenance overhead.

Example

No code example is provided as it would require inventing APIs or functions not mentioned in the issue.

Notes

The proposed solution relies on the existence of a stable release channel and the ability to track updates. The issue lacks information on the specific mechanisms for tracking and updating versions.

Recommendation

Apply workaround: Implement an additional label (e.g., "stable") that points to the latest stable release, as this seems to be a straightforward solution that addresses the user's concern about manual overhead.

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