Docker

🚀Run Reflow with Docker

Stable Image Policy

Choose an immutable release tag or a controlled moving alias, then mount only the repository Reflow should manage.

Commanddocker pull ghcr.io/devalltect00/reflow:v1.0.2

📦Category

Getting Started

🚀Quick Command

docker pull ghcr.io/devalltect00/reflow:<tag>

Published Image Tags

Stable releases publish four coordinated references to the same image:

Tag	Example	Behavior
Exact	v1.0.2	Immutable release selection; recommended for CI and reproducible automation.
Minor	v1.0	Moves to the newest stable patch in the 1.0 line.
Major	v1	Moves to the newest stable release in the 1.x line.
Latest	latest	Moves to the newest stable Reflow release.

Pull Reflow

bash

docker pull ghcr.io/devalltect00/reflow:v1.0.2
docker pull ghcr.io/devalltect00/reflow:v1.0
docker pull ghcr.io/devalltect00/reflow:v1
docker pull ghcr.io/devalltect00/reflow:latest

⚠️Prereleases are exact-only

A prerelease such as v1.0.0-rc.1 publishes only its exact tag. It never updates v1.0, v1, or latest.

Run Safely

Running --help does not require a mounted repository. Operational commands must receive the intended repository explicitly. Mounting a checkout exposes real files and Git metadata to the container, so preview consequential work with Reflow's global --dry-run option first.

Verify the image

bash

docker run --rm ghcr.io/devalltect00/reflow:v1.0.2 --help

ℹ️Help is independent of the mounted project

Reflow v1.0.2 resolves project-specific source settings only when an operation needs them. Running the container with no command or with --help therefore works from repositories that do not contain a /workspace/app directory.

ℹ️This is separate from reflow dockerize

These tags identify the container used to run Reflow itself. The reflow dockerize command builds or publishes images for a selected target repository and follows that repository's configured image destination.

🚀Related Commands

Commands commonly used together with this command.

Installation and First Workflow

Install Reflow and preview the first repository operation.

Dockerize

Publish images for a selected target repository.

Safety and Dry-run

Review the non-mutation boundary.