Is there a schedule / pattern for which Deno releases get new Docker files?
We'd love to update to Deno 1.37.1 in production, but deno_docker is still at 1.37.0. I've noticed that sometimes there are releases that don't get cut in Docker files until well after Deno's updated. Is there a process / guideline to which versions become Docker images? https://github.com/denoland/deno_docker
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According to the documentation, a new minor release for the
deno CLI is released every month, on the third Thursday of the month. However, the documentation does not provide specific information about the release schedule for Docker images. Therefore, I'm not sure about the exact process or guideline for which versions become Docker images. It might be best to reach out to the Deno team directly for more specific information about this. 🦕