Closed jimwhite closed 9 years ago
Turns out creating an automated build on the Docker Hub requires write access to the source repo in order for them to install a webhook: http://docs.docker.com/docker-hub/builds/
I've made a test repo in the bllip org using my repo as source. Either you'll need to create the builds there to work from this repo or give me write access.
The names I had in mind were the same as what I'd used: bllip-parser-python
and bllip-parser-centos6
. I think using the full name is sensible so that they are consistent when folks have their own forks.
The centos6 version should be able to train models but should get modified to use Docker data volumes for dealing with the corpus.
See my blog for a tutorial on using the Python parsing shell GUI. http://jimwhite.github.io/blog/2014/10/28/bllip-parsingshell/
An alternative to putting the dockerfiles in this repo is having separate repos but this seems like the simple thing to do.