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All without Tag Release. Are you using docker compose? Then stop the Stack, delete all docker and Start again.
Is that intended behaviour to have so many?
you can run
docker system prune to get rid of the old images.When a new immich verion comes out, i do
docker compose pull && docker compose up -d
Should I be doing it differently?Thats fine. But the old images are not delete. The new images are tagged with Release and the old with none
Using the prune command will delete all unused images (all in your docker Stack) or delete them manually. You can not delete a Image which is used in a running Container.
perfect thanks. recovered +7GB :)
You can run
docker image prune to remove all dangling images.
This is faster than prune all the docker system.