User Story
As a user of a Sleeper instance deployed from a snapshot version, I want to be able to upgrade to a new version with the same version number.
Description / Background
Under epic:
At time of writing when you redeploy a Sleeper instance with the same version number, new versions of the Docker images are not uploaded. This is the case whether you've rebuilt locally, or you want to deploy a newly published version from a remote repository.
We'd like to ensure that when you redeploy an existing instance of Sleeper, the new versions of all jars and Docker images will be used during the deployment.
We don't need to handle terminating running tasks of the old version as part of this.
Technical Notes / Implementation Details
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User Story
As a user of a Sleeper instance deployed from a snapshot version, I want to be able to upgrade to a new version with the same version number.
Description / Background
Under epic:
At time of writing when you redeploy a Sleeper instance with the same version number, new versions of the Docker images are not uploaded. This is the case whether you've rebuilt locally, or you want to deploy a newly published version from a remote repository.
We'd like to ensure that when you redeploy an existing instance of Sleeper, the new versions of all jars and Docker images will be used during the deployment.
We don't need to handle terminating running tasks of the old version as part of this.
Technical Notes / Implementation Details
Here are child issues: