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[Bug]: 25.0.0 Docker images being generated for armv7 despite architecture deprecation #1852
armv5 and armv7 images are still being generated as Nextcloud 25.0.0 images, but 32-bit support is no longer possible.
This means the images are broken.
Deprecation is still happening. 25.0.0 is not supported and neither is 25.0.1 so you can remove those images. It will be supported again in December 25.0.2 until the release of 26 cutoff. You'll still still need to plan for removing these images alongside 26. @szaimen might be able to advise you.
@szaimen currently there are 32-bit docker images being generated for official Nextcloud Docker Hub and people are of course unable to use them and getting confused. Wondering if you could help advise on any way to prevent these broken images from staying available. At a glance I see armv7 and armv5, but there might be others.
25.0.0
25.0.1
and of course 26+
Sorry, I don't have control over the "official" docker containers. For that you need to ask @J0WI. However indeed for 26 should 32-bit images not get build anymore.
@szaimen that was poorly announced. What are people running Nextcloud on a 32 bit ARM broad (like old Raspberry Pi) supposed to do? 😕
IMHO we should keep 32-bit builds as long as this platform is still supported by the base image and builds without any serious errors.
To be fair 32-bit has been in deprecation for years and they don't have to
support our old devices moving forward at all, but yes to better
documentation and communication.
It does seem clear that supporting 32-bit is no longer sustainable (for Nextcloud).
What will actually happen is rather the following: people won't throw away their RPi, Odroid, Cubie, or whatever armv7 single board computer they use, but simply run it with NC 24 or 25 forever. Exposing those eventually old and unsupported software versions to the internet.
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J0WI commentedon Nov 3, 2022
What do you mean by broken?
sunjam commentedon Nov 3, 2022
martadinata666 commentedon Nov 3, 2022
may I get references? as I'm on 32bit,and don't get any notifications? 🤔
sunjam commentedon Nov 3, 2022
There are no notifications. This is being found through testing and by reviewing pull requests @martadinata666.
25.0.2will resume offering 32-bit support on eta December 1st until nc25 reaches EOL end of 2022.24.*J0WI commentedon Nov 4, 2022
So that means it is still supported.
sunjam commentedon Nov 4, 2022
sunjam commentedon Nov 4, 2022
Deprecation is still happening. 25.0.0 is not supported and neither is 25.0.1 so you can remove those images. It will be supported again in December 25.0.2 until the release of 26 cutoff. You'll still still need to plan for removing these images alongside 26. @szaimen might be able to advise you.
szaimen commentedon Nov 4, 2022
Yes indeed. Nextcloud 26 will remove 32-bit compatibility officially.
sunjam commentedon Nov 4, 2022
@szaimen currently there are 32-bit docker images being generated for official Nextcloud Docker Hub and people are of course unable to use them and getting confused. Wondering if you could help advise on any way to prevent these broken images from staying available. At a glance I see armv7 and armv5, but there might be others.
25.0.0
25.0.1
and of course 26+
Thanks!
szaimen commentedon Nov 4, 2022
Sorry, I don't have control over the "official" docker containers. For that you need to ask @J0WI. However indeed for 26 should 32-bit images not get build anymore.
J0WI commentedon Nov 9, 2022
@szaimen that was poorly announced. What are people running Nextcloud on a 32 bit ARM broad (like old Raspberry Pi) supposed to do? 😕
IMHO we should keep 32-bit builds as long as this platform is still supported by the base image and builds without any serious errors.
szaimen commentedon Nov 9, 2022
They are supposed to switch to 64-bit.
J0WI commentedon Nov 9, 2022
IMHO it's not a sustainable solution to force people to just buy new hardware. According to Debian's statistics 32-bit is still widely used.
sunjam commentedon Nov 9, 2022
LeSpocky commentedon Nov 18, 2022
What will actually happen is rather the following: people won't throw away their RPi, Odroid, Cubie, or whatever armv7 single board computer they use, but simply run it with NC 24 or 25 forever. Exposing those eventually old and unsupported software versions to the internet.
J0WI commentedon Nov 18, 2022
A few months, Nextcloud itself still promoted ARM32 devices: https://web.archive.org/web/20220407175925/https://nextcloud.com/box/
Some are still referenced on https://nextcloud.com/devices/
szaimen commentedon Nov 29, 2022
https://help.nextcloud.com/t/deprecation-of-32-bit-support-ends-completely-with-nextcloud-26/150926