amayer1983/docksentry v1.18.3

v1.18.3 — /changelog <container> link-only + single source of truth for commands

on GitHub

Added

/changelog <container> — link-only with honest explanation

Closes #14. Three-tier fallback based on the container's OCI labels:

1. org.opencontainers.image.source present → sends the upstream source repo URL with a one-line explanation pointing at /releases and /blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
2. Only org.opencontainers.image.url present → sends the product page (likely contains release notes somewhere)
3. No label → registry-overview-URL heuristic (Docker Hub, ghcr.io, quay.io, lscr.io / fleet.linuxserver.io)

Why no parsing

Empirically tested against 15 real containers in active use: hit rate for fetchable + parseable upstream CHANGELOG was ~33 %. The remaining 67 % would have produced "no changelog available" responses — a confusing UX worse than no feature at all. So we ship the honest link instead. Users decide where to go from there; common projects have either a CHANGELOG.md at the repo root or a /releases section, both easy to find from the link.

Internal — Single source of truth for commands

Module-level _BOT_COMMANDS table at the top of telegram_bot.py now drives both:

• The Telegram setMyCommands registration (the / autocomplete picker)
• The /help output

Adding a new command is one line in the table; both consumers update in lockstep. Eliminates the previous three-place drift risk (handler + manual /help list + manual picker list).

/help is now derived: iterates _BOT_COMMANDS and dedup's by shared i18n key. Visible result is identical to v1.18.2; the code is ~30 lines shorter.

docker pull amayer1983/docksentry:latest
docker compose up -d