Closed DTTerastar closed 2 weeks ago
The pull request modifies the Docker image deployment process in both the .github/workflows/docker-rel.yml
and .github/workflows/docker.yml
workflow files. It simplifies the Docker build commands by removing the --no-cache
and --compress
options. The overall structure remains consistent, including steps for repository checkout, QEMU setup, and Docker Hub login, while the specified platforms for building Docker images continue to include linux/arm
, linux/arm64
, and linux/amd64
.
File | Change Summary |
---|---|
.github/workflows/docker-rel.yml |
Removed --no-cache and --compress options from the docker buildx build command. Updated step name from 🛠️ Run Buildx to Build and push . |
.github/workflows/docker.yml |
Removed --no-cache and --compress options from the Docker build command. |
In the workflow's dance, we build with glee,
Docker images flow, as smooth as can be.
With options now few, our process refined,
Hopping along, efficiency aligned.
A joyful deployment, in this Docker game,
We celebrate changes, and all stay the same! 🐰✨
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