Breaking Change: .NET Docker Repo Name Change
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.NET Docker Repo Name Change
Coinciding with the release of .NET 5.0, all Docker tags for .NET Core 2.1/3.1 and .NET 5.0 will be published to one set of unified Docker repositories. The names of these repositories have been changed from the originals to no longer include "core" in the name. For backwards compatibility, the original repositories will continue to be maintained for the supported lifetime of the tags contained within those repositories.
Details
This repository name change is being done in order to better align with the .NET 5.0 branding. But it does apply to .NET Core 2.1 and 3.1 as well in order to allow for a consistently named set of repositories to be used across all versions when migrating to .NET 5.0.
| Description | Original Repo | New Repo |
|---|---|---|
| .NET Family | dotnet/core | dotnet |
| SDK | dotnet/core/sdk | dotnet/sdk |
| ASP.NET Core Runtime | dotnet/core/aspnet | dotnet/aspnet |
| Runtime | dotnet/core/runtime | dotnet/runtime |
| Runtime Dependencies | dotnet/core/runtime-deps | dotnet/runtime-deps |
| Samples | dotnet/core/samples | dotnet/samples |
| SDK (Preview) | dotnet/core-nightly/sdk | dotnet/nightly/sdk |
| ASP.NET Core Runtime (Preview) | dotnet/core-nightly/aspnet | dotnet/nightly/aspnet |
| Runtime (Preview) | dotnet/core-nightly/runtime | dotnet/nightly/runtime |
| Runtime Dependencies (Preview) | dotnet/core-nightly/runtime-deps | dotnet/nightly/runtime-deps |
In all of the new repositories, the latest tag refers to .NET 5.0 while the original repositories will still continue to have the latest tags refer to .NET Core 3.1.