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Add workflow to push image into github docker registry #198
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I was waiting for this thing so much thanks you |
Fix wrong name for typescript check Fix wrong task in job Fix wrong dockerfile path Switch to actions
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@tycrek now you could probably make a docket image on docket hub and ask linux server io to make you a good image |
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A friendly reminder: it still exists. |
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Ended up going with #234 for ass 0.15.0 indev branch |
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Description
This PR adds a workflow which builds a docker image on every push on the master branch, tags and workflow dispatch. This image is then pushed into the github docker registry.
This allows users which use tools like watchtower to automatically keep their images updated and users no longer need do keep a complete repository on their server, which requires constant polling to be up to date. They also removes the need to build a docker image locally, which kinda destroys the reason of docker.
I have also replaced the build in the compose file with a link to the new image registry. The docker image registry for this repository might be set to private and need to be set to public in order for this to work.
The workflow is confirmed working and has already published an image in my fork:
https://github.com/rainbowdashlabs/ass/pkgs/container/ass