> What's up with the package repo that 'apt-get' pulls from, that it will not Or you can take any one of those and use it as the basis to build your These are official Debian images published by Debian developers andĪgain, you have all the flavours you want here. Python you want but I don't know who has built them. These are built by the community - you've got every current version of This is straightforward: the Node.js Docker Team build official imagesĪnd, yes, there are buster images there too just underneath.

Official builds from an OS - which probably form the basis for the aboveīuilds from the Community - could be anybody, you don't know who/how/whyĭocker images you build yourself - these might be slightly modifiedĬommunity builds or you doing this from scratch Hi /dev/local/ca - I'm guessing that's the appropriate form of your name. > How would I get the latest version of node.js (16.x.x) installed on Debian It appears many people are having issues with this. Is there a way some how to get a package repo maintainers attention to show me how to get a recent version (14.16), into the apt-get repository? There is a reason I need python:debian and cannot use python:alpine in this one use case, otherwise I would chose the latter. Other stackoverflow articles on this subject are convoluted and do not provide the simple solution I am hoping to find that is available with pytyon:alpine I am sure a number of others have the same question. I would appreciate any tested/proven reply. I would really like a one or two liner in my Dockerfile and not a pages of instructions with a dozen commands to simply get node in the image. Is there something equivalent for python:buster (Debian based) I will get node 16.x version, which makes it easy. What's up with the package repo that 'apt-get' pulls from, that it will not install later versions of node (14.x or greater)? How do I get the latest version of node.js (16.10.0) installed on Debian (in a Docker container)Īnd when run in the container give a long statement about no longer being unsupported. I can get the latest version of python in a container using: I have needs to have both Python and Node.js installed in running container. Node 10.x was released on (but that's the default version when using apt-get)

How would I get the latest version of node.js (16.x.x) installed on Debian (in a Docker container)

Debian install nodejs 14