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catalog/library/nginx: Add support for Nginx version 1.27.0 #246
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Why are there two directories? 1.27/ and 1.27-reverse-proxy/?
Also create a GitHub workflow file.
Be sure to use the correct version in README.md files.
Use the same commit syntax (with feat(examples): prefix) as in the existing commits in the repository.
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Thank you for the prompt feedback. I have implemented all requested changes and improvements, hope is everything ok now. |
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Have the PR only consist of two commits. One that adds the library/nginx/1.26 entry, and another one that adds the worklow.
Name the workflow file similar to others: library-nginx1.27.yaml.
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You have two commits with the same name?
Why are there two very similar .yaml files?
Use prefixes in front of all commit titles. Follow the convention of other commits in the commit history.
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This Pull Request integrates the latest stable Nginx version, v1.27.0, into the application catalog. The implementation involved creating a new version directory (1.27) based on the existing template, with the core change being the update of the source image tag within the Dockerfile (from 1.25.3 to 1.27.0). The application was successfully built for the qemu/x86_64 target and confirmed to be fully functional.