def is_docker_image_latest_tag(self):
if 'demisto/python:1.3-alpine' == f'{self.docker_image_name}:{self.docker_image_tag}':
# the docker image is the default one
error_message, error_code = Errors.default_docker_error()
if self.handle_error(error_message,
error_code,
file_path=self.file_path):
self.is_latest_tag = False
return self.is_latest_tag
# ignore tag or non-demisto docker issues
if self.docker_image_latest_tag == "no-tag-required":
return self.is_latest_tag
if not self.docker_image_name or not self.docker_image_latest_tag:
# If the docker image isn't in the format we expect it to be or we failed fetching the tag
# We don't want to print any error msgs to user because they have already been printed
# see parse_docker_image for the errors
self.is_latest_tag = False
return self.is_latest_tag
if self.docker_image_latest_tag != self.docker_image_tag:
# If docker image tag is not the most updated one that exists in docker-hub
error_message, error_code = Errors.docker_not_on_the_latest_tag(
self.docker_image_tag, self.docker_image_latest_tag,
self.is_iron_bank)
suggested_fix = Errors.suggest_docker_fix(self.docker_image_name,
self.file_path,
self.is_iron_bank)
if self.handle_error(error_message,
error_code,
file_path=self.file_path,
suggested_fix=suggested_fix):
self.is_latest_tag = False
else:
# if this error is ignored - do print it as a warning
self.handle_error(error_message,
error_code,
file_path=self.file_path,
warning=True)
# the most updated tag should be numeric and not labeled "latest"
if self.docker_image_latest_tag == "latest":
error_message, error_code = Errors.latest_docker_error(
self.docker_image_tag, self.docker_image_name)
if self.handle_error(error_message,
error_code,
file_path=self.file_path):
self.is_latest_tag = False
return self.is_latest_tag
def is_docker_image_latest_tag(self):
if 'demisto/python:1.3-alpine' == f'{self.docker_image_name}:{self.docker_image_tag}':
# the docker image is the default one
error_message, error_code = Errors.default_docker_error()
if self.handle_error(error_message,
error_code,
file_path=self.file_path):
self.is_latest_tag = False
return self.is_latest_tag
# ignore tag or non-demisto docker issues
if self.docker_image_latest_tag == "no-tag-required":
return self.is_latest_tag
if not self.docker_image_name or not self.docker_image_latest_tag:
# If the docker image isn't in the format we expect it to be or we failed fetching the tag
# We don't want to print any error msgs to user because they have already been printed
# see parse_docker_image for the errors
self.is_latest_tag = False
return self.is_latest_tag
if self.docker_image_latest_tag != self.docker_image_tag:
# If docker image tag is not the most updated one that exists in docker-hub
print_warning(
'The docker image tag is not the latest, please update it.\n'
'The docker image tag in the yml file is: {}\n'
'The latest docker image tag in docker hub is: {}\n'
'You can check for the most updated version of {} here: https://hub.docker.com/r/{}/tags\n'
.format(self.docker_image_tag, self.docker_image_latest_tag,
self.docker_image_name, self.docker_image_name))
# the most updated tag should be numeric and not labeled "latest"
if self.docker_image_latest_tag == "latest":
error_message, error_code = Errors.latest_docker_error(
self.docker_image_tag, self.docker_image_name)
if self.handle_error(error_message,
error_code,
file_path=self.file_path):
self.is_latest_tag = False
return self.is_latest_tag
