feat: add optional OCI image version to container state attributes#2
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Why
Many container images use stable or generic tags, while the real application version is stored in the OCI image label:
For example:
This gives Home Assistant users a more useful version value without losing the existing image tag.
Changes
image_versiontoDockgeContainerSensorattributes.imageVersionservice field.imageVersionis not present.Compatibility
This is backward-compatible with older Dockge API versions.
If Dockge does not provide
imageVersion, the attribute is simplynull, while existing attributes such asimage,image_name, andimage_tagcontinue to work as before.Example
Before:
After:
Testing
Validated Python syntax with: