Remove leftover passenger references
#339
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Support for Passenger was removed in 5.0+, and all older versions are now gone/EOL so this code is reasonable to remove.
Changes: - docker-library/redmine@ec4b14e: Merge pull request docker-library/redmine#339 from infosiftr/leftover-passengers - docker-library/redmine@7498e9c: Remove leftover `passenger` references
Changes: - docker-library/redmine@45af1fd: Update `generate-stackbrew-library.sh` to support `BASHBREW_LIBRARY` for easier cascading updates - docker-library/redmine@23cb85e: Update to actions/checkout@v4 🙃 - docker-library/redmine@ec4b14e: Merge pull request docker-library/redmine#339 from infosiftr/leftover-passengers - docker-library/redmine@7498e9c: Remove leftover `passenger` references
Changes: - docker-library/redmine@47d9994: Update 5.1 to 5.1.4 - docker-library/redmine@dd8cf6b: Update 5.0 to 5.0.10 - docker-library/redmine@45af1fd: Update `generate-stackbrew-library.sh` to support `BASHBREW_LIBRARY` for easier cascading updates - docker-library/redmine@23cb85e: Update to actions/checkout@v4 🙃 - docker-library/redmine@ec4b14e: Merge pull request docker-library/redmine#339 from infosiftr/leftover-passengers - docker-library/redmine@7498e9c: Remove leftover `passenger` references
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note that https://hub.docker.com/_/redmine also still talks about phusion passenger in the "alternate web server" section. I personally am rather sad that passenger was deprecated as a variant. Ever since I had to switch to puma, the system load has increased significantly :( |
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Good catch, thanks for the heads up -- I'll send a PR to remove that section. You can find a tiny bit more in #261 where we decided to stop officially building the variant, but as noted there, it wasn't ever really well supported, and was a constant source of upgrade issues, so isn't something we can maintain. That being said, what we had previously is probably a reasonable place to start if someone wanted to try and build something |
Support for Passenger was removed in 5.0+, and all older versions are now gone/EOL so this code is reasonable to remove.
Technically, this was the only official usage of
tiniin the image, so we could make an argument for removing that as well, but maybe it's worth keeping in since it is likely useful for a lot of the strange things that Redmine might do for users who might need it?