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Propose 4.1.0 release 

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Andriy Kurilin 2024-04-28 20:20:28 -04:00 committed by Andrey Kurilin
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.. Release notes for existing releases are MUTABLE! If there is something that
was missed or can be improved, feel free to change it!
unreleased
----------
[4.1.0] - 2024-04-29
--------------------
Changed
~~~~~~~

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# The purpose of xrally image or how to use it
**xrally** image bases on the official python3.9-slim docker image.
**xrally** image bases on the official python3.11-slim docker image.
It provides raw xrally framework with only in-tree plugins (no
pre-installed plugins for Kubernetes, OpenStack, etc).
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# for rally user is used.
#
# Tags of the image are the same as releases of xRally/Rally
FROM xrally/xrally:4.0.0
FROM xrally/xrally:4.1.0
# "rally" user (which is selected by-default) is owner of "/rally" directory,
# so there is no need to call chown or switch the user
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First, you need to pull the container. We suggest using the last tagged
version:
# pull the 4.0.0 image (the latest release at the point of writing the note)
$ docker pull xrally/xrally:4.0.0
# pull the 4.1.0 image (the latest release at the point of writing the note)
$ docker pull xrally/xrally:4.1.0
**WARNING: never attach folders and volumes to `/rally` inside the container. It can break everything.**
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* use docker volumes. It is the easiest way. You just need to do something like:
$ docker volume create --name rally_volume
$ docker run -v rally_volume:/home/rally/.rally xrally/xrally:4.0.0 env create --name "foo"
$ docker run -v rally_volume:/home/rally/.rally xrally/xrally:4.1.0 env create --name "foo"
* mount outer directory inside the container