Closed lassemoldrup closed 6 months ago
This is a research question and can be done in a different PR/issue:
Currently, if someone accidentally wrongly tags this repo e.g.
euroe-demo/0.0.0
, this release pipeline is triggered. The release pipeline would look up the correct version and publish it to docker hub. Nonetheless, to not rely on the reviewer/approver of the release pipeline to check for a version mismatch, it would be nice if the release action could check (when it was triggered via a tag) that the versions match.
Yes, this is correct, but it's also one of those things where having this check adds extra complexity and problems. So I don't think this is really necessary for now. It's a nice to have that we can live without.
This is a research question and can be done in a different PR/issue: Currently, if someone accidentally wrongly tags this repo e.g.
euroe-demo/0.0.0
, this release pipeline is triggered. The release pipeline would look up the correct version and publish it to docker hub. Nonetheless, to not rely on the reviewer/approver of the release pipeline to check for a version mismatch, it would be nice if the release action could check (when it was triggered via a tag) that the versions match.Yes, this is correct, but it's also one of those things where having this check adds extra complexity and problems. So I don't think this is really necessary for now. It's a nice to have that we can live without.
We can create an issue for future research in the backlog. https://github.com/Concordium/concordium-dapp-examples/issues/78
Purpose
Closes #69.
Closes #78
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