I know that docker hub is not the preferred source for docker images anymore, but it should still be updated, right?
Last stable version there is 2023.6.3
I see 2023.7, and it has the same tag as latest.
Edit: Oh, wait, you’re looking at the raspberry pi image. Never mind.
What is the difference between the raspberrypi4-homeassistant image and the homeassistant image in armv7 or arm64?
Ah, seems specific to the raspberry4 (and raspberry3 and …) images, then
IDK, but that’s the one I’m using since ages, and that was being updated up to 2 weeks ago…
Yeah, they’re definitely not the same, the hashes are different for homeassistant/raspberrypi4-homeassistant:2023.6.3 vs. homeassistant/home-assistant:2023.6.3 in armv7. Even when I was using a Pi4, I still used the main homeassistant\home-assistant image though.
Hey, @pvizeli, you’re listed as the owner of the images on docker hub. Can you help elucidate what the various docker images (raspberrypi4-homeassistant, aarch64-homeassistant, etc.) are for and how they differ from the main image in different architectures?
See the first Breaking Change in the 2023.7 release notes:
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Ha! You’re right. I didn’t read this section too closely at the time because it didn’t apply to me.
As of this release, we no longer publish our intermediate platform images to DockerHub. This means that if you are using these images, you will no longer receive updates. Please use the above-listed images instead.
I would still like to know what the intended differences are between all the different versions. For no reason other than curiosity.
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Ha, never realized that the image I was using was an “internal, intermediate, platform build image”. I saw the breaking change, but didn’t click it applied to me 
Maybe they became so at some point…
Hey guys, I also used the “homeassistant/raspberrypi4-homeassistant” image on docker, and was wondering why there were no updates anymore.
So, is it safe just to create the new container with the now recommended image for docker? Should I do some backups?
Usually I just pull the image tagged with “stable”, delete my old container, and rebuild it with the newer image.