Docker.github.io: Ubuntu 20.04 not supported

[kxxoling]

File: engine/install/ubuntu.md

Since 20.04 LTS is released, when would docker-ce updated to support it?

[matifali]

Have you tried installing on 20.04?

[kxxoling]

Have you tried installing on 20.04?

Of course, and 404 NOT Found returned every time. And there should exists a folder named focal in at this page if docker-ce for 20.04 is ready.

[codecat]

Waiting for this myself as well. Really unsure where to discuss this, but at least I saw this github issue I suppose?

Edit: There's a thread about all the upcoming Ubuntu versions here: https://github.com/docker/for-linux/issues/940

Edit 2: If I'm reading this correctly, 20.04 will be supported when Docker releases their 20.xx version.

[rogierlommers]

Here is the same question, including the workaround to use bionic repo.
https://askubuntu.com/a/1230190/869999

Would love to have an official focal repo though.

[matifali]

For a workaround, you can install docker using a single command

sudo apt install docker-compose

[kxxoling]

For a workaround, you can install docker using a single command

sudo apt install docker-compose

Actually, that's not what I need. I've installed docker-compose from pip3, which has no docker engine included. I know I can use docker.io instead for now, but I prefer an docker official release.

[codecat]

Here is the same question, including the workaround to use bionic repo.

This seems like a dangerous workaround to me, I'm not sure if there are any implications of using something designed for a completely different version of Ubuntu.

Also as a sidenote, the docker.io package does work, and is in fact up-to-date, so I'm using it for now combined with docker-compose installed using sudo -H pip3 install docker-compose.

[matifali]

Here is the same question, including the workaround to use bionic repo.

This seems like a dangerous workaround to me, I'm not sure if there are any implications of using something designed for a completely different version of Ubuntu.

Also as a sidenote, the docker.io package does work, and is in fact up-to-date, so I'm using it for now combined with docker-compose installed using sudo -H pip3 install docker-compose.

You can also try this with apt. https://github.com/docker/docker.github.io/issues/10703#issuecomment-619514815

[codecat]

You can also try this with apt. #10703 (comment)

I saw your comment, but I've had problems with this on 18.04 (strange random errors), so I don't like using the Ubuntu-provided docker-compose package.

[rogierlommers]

Hey @thaJeztah , I noticed you as one of the Docker maintainers. Can you say something about how we can fix this? Ubuntu 20.04 LTS is released now and I think it would be good to have Docker docs be up to date. Agree?

Basically we need to make sure this page is up to date: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/ubuntu/

[matifali]

You can also try this with apt. #10703 (comment)

I saw your comment, but I've had problems with this on 18.04 (strange random errors), so I don't like using the Ubuntu-provided docker-compose package.

Can you point out what strange issues you are facing? It is working fine for me.

[codecat]

Can you point out what strange issues you are facing? It is working fine for me.

When running docker build while Ubuntu's docker-compose was installed, I would encounter this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/golang-github-docker-docker-credential-helpers/+bug/1813003

Simply running apt remove docker-compose would fix the problem entirely. Then if I installed it from pip3, everything worked fine as expected.

[rogierlommers]

So no official Docker statement on this issue?

[codecat]

So no official Docker statement on this issue?

There is - see my comment earlier in this thread. Ubuntu 20.04 support is coming with Docker version 20.xx.

[akharitonov]

So no official Docker statement on this issue?

There is - see my comment earlier in this thread. Ubuntu 20.04 support is coming with Docker version 20.xx.

What makes you think they're not going to support Ubuntu focal for almost a year?

We're on Docker 19.03 and their stable releases are made quarterly (.03, .06, .09, .12).
So hopefully we'll get focal supported with 19.06, meaning June.

[codecat]

What makes you think they're not going to support Ubuntu focal for almost a year?

We're on Docker 19.03 and their stable releases are made quarterly (.03, .06, .09, .12).
So hopefully we'll get focal supported with 19.06, meaning June.

I've been trying to find the exact comment I read on this, but can't find it anymore now. Perhaps I misread it at the time or it's just hidden away in some other thread. :/

[joho]

@codecat are you thinking of https://github.com/docker/docker-ce-packaging/pull/443#issuecomment-618340415

[codecat]

Yes! That's the one. I'm not sure if I interpreted it correctly.

[akharitonov]

Focal package is now available: https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/dists/focal/

[thaJeztah]

Only containerd at this moment; engine packages should go live on Monday

On 15 May 2020, at 18:30, A Kharitonov [e-mail] wrote:


Focal package is now available: https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/dists/focal/

—
You are receiving this because you were mentioned.
Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.

[andradei]

Are we there? I have the eoan packages installed, but don't know how to tell whether focal is finally available so I can make the switch.

Thanks.

[rogierlommers]

I'm waiting until this page has been updated for 20.04.

[andradei]

Good idea! Let's hope all caches get refreshed soon.

[ciklista]

appears to be live now.

[StefanScherer]

Docker 19.03.9 is released, with packages for Ubuntu Focal Fossa.
Thanks for you patience. Enjoy!

[bogdanvlviv]

Thank you! :bow:

[TBERB]

I'm trying right now, and I am getting the error. Running Xubuntu Focal Fossa, all updated.