Hi @Astalaseven, I created a so called automated build for twitter-rss some time ago. You can find it here. It automatically builds a new docker image as soon as a change in the source repository is pushed. People can just a docker pull .. (and then docker run..) and get it running on their machines, without installing or compiling anything.
I had to make a fork of this repository, as I can only add automated builds for my own repositories. Someone already complained about my outdated build. It would be even better if your main repository would be available as a build as well, so I don't have to update my fork every time there is a change in this repository.
So. if you like, you could register a free account at the Docker hub and add this repository as an automated build. It is quite easy, see the documentation. You might possibly have to set up a webhook manually. It will tell you if that is the case.
Afterwards, you will have automated Docker builds for every push made on the master branch. Cool, huh?
Hi @Astalaseven, I created a so called automated build for twitter-rss some time ago. You can find it here. It automatically builds a new docker image as soon as a change in the source repository is pushed. People can just a
docker pull ..
(and thendocker run..
) and get it running on their machines, without installing or compiling anything.I had to make a fork of this repository, as I can only add automated builds for my own repositories. Someone already complained about my outdated build. It would be even better if your main repository would be available as a build as well, so I don't have to update my fork every time there is a change in this repository.
So. if you like, you could register a free account at the Docker hub and add this repository as an automated build. It is quite easy, see the documentation. You might possibly have to set up a webhook manually. It will tell you if that is the case.
Afterwards, you will have automated Docker builds for every push made on the master branch. Cool, huh?