adding versions

[ineiti]

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Closes #145

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[PascalinDe]

cool, can you add the variables to the .example.env file as well?

[ineiti]

cool, can you add the variables to the .example.env file as well?

No - my goal is to have the ENV variables directly in the docker image. Why should you want to change the version numbers in the .env file? Then you would have to update the version numbers if you get a new docker image.

But now I see why it doesn't work, because I forgot to change the Dockerfile.frontend

[PascalinDe]

cool, can you add the variables to the .example.env file as well?

No - my goal is to have the ENV variables directly in the docker image. Why should you want to change the version numbers in the .env file? Then you would have to update the version numbers if you get a new docker image.

But now I see why it doesn't work, because I forgot to change the Dockerfile.frontend

ah, yes, that makes sense, approved now