The scheduled job has detected updated Docker image tags. Please update stale image versions across all fragments. ## Instructions **Do NOT use web search for version lookups. Use the MCP tools below instead.** ### Step 1: Find fragments to update Check each `.json` file in `fragments/compose/` and note the current image tag in the `variables` field (e.g. `POSTGRES_VERSION`, `REDIS_TAG`). ### Step 2: Look up the latest stable tag using Docker Hub MCP For each image, call the Docker Hub MCP tool `list_repository_tags` to find the latest stable (non-`latest`, non-`edge`, non-`nightly`) tag: ``` list_repository_tags({ namespace: "library", repository: "postgres" }) ``` Use `check_repository_tag` to verify a specific tag exists before updating. ### Step 3: Look up documentation using Context7 MCP (optional) If you need to understand configuration options for a service, use Context7 MCP: ``` resolve-library-id({ libraryName: "postgres" }) query-docs({ context7CompatibleLibraryId: "..." }) ``` ### Step 4: Update the files - Update the tag value in the fragment `.json` file - Update any hardcoded tag references in the corresponding `.yml` file - Update the `docs/fragments/<name>.md` frontmatter if it has a version field ### Step 5: Run validation ``` npm run validate ``` ### Step 6: Submit a pull request with all changes.
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