Today's update is all about dockerHub conversions.
The last round of updates on any dockerHub search wouldn't give you the option to install a particular search result if the template for that repository already existed within the normal CA templates (you would have to install that particular repository from within CA proper)
Today's update should make installing random containers from dockerHub a ton easier. When installing you are given the option to automatically attempt to determine any paths, ports, or variables that the container might need
This feature necessitates a trial installation of the container to your system so that CA can inspect what it uses. NOTE: the container is NEVER actually started or executed. After installation, the trial installation is automatically deleted and you will be taken to the template page with all of the parameters CA found already filled out.
Depending upon how the container is published, this process may not actually find any parameters that are exported. If an error occurs during this process (usually this would happen because the :latest tag does not exist), then an alert will pop up to inform you of the issue and you will be taken directly to the template page and will have to manually determine the necessary tag to use and the paths, ports etc