Locking the version of Docker?

[Stefan Lasiewski]

Hi all,

I'm using Puppet 5 to install Docker like so:

class { 'docker':
   version                     => 5:18.09.9~3-0~ubuntu-bionic,
}

We'd like to control the version of Docker that's running using the Puppet manifest. That is, we want to prevent the unintentional upgrade of Docker when someone logs into the system and runs `apt upgrade`.

The Docker module has an option named in_upstream_package_source, but from the description, I'm a little unclear if this 'locks' or 'holds' a package version.

Does the Docker module actually 'lock' the Docker package to a specific version?

Thank you,

-= Stefan

[Ben Ford]

It uses apt::pin like so, https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-docker/blob/7c7c38c09548b0e0ebdf92643f59efca93430e2b/manifests/repos.pp#L39-L43

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