Closed micw closed 9 months ago
Thank you for your contribution. I've already started to figure it out and this simplifies my work a lot. I will take a closer look, point to my docker hub account, then merge. I also think that will be useful to compile for ARMV7 besides AMD64, for those who use raspberry
Please consider to use GH packages rather than docker hub. Docker hub recently did some real bad decisions that made many OSS projects turn away from them (https://blog.alexellis.io/docker-is-deleting-open-source-images/). After the large shit-storm they canceled this but the community now knows where their interests are.
Besides that, using GH packages is way easier ;-)
Please consider to use GH packages rather than docker hub. Docker hub recently did some real bad decisions that made many OSS projects turn away from them (https://blog.alexellis.io/docker-is-deleting-open-source-images/). After the large shit-storm they canceled this but the community now knows where their interests are.
Besides that, using GH packages is way easier ;-)
Thank you for your suggestions. I'll dig into it!
@micw better late than never...
https://github.com/arthurdent75?tab=packages&repo_name=SimpleScheduler
Hello,
this is a contribution to #126. It adds a github action that checks out the repo, builds the docker image and pushes it directly to github image registry.
No manual work needed, all is automated by github. It will create an image for every branch and every tag that contains this workflow file. You can restrict it to certain tags or branches via the "on...push..." conditions.
It would be nice if you'd start to git-tag versions, so that each new version gets it's own docker image.
Edit: you can see the result at https://github.com/micw/SimpleScheduler/pkgs/container/simplescheduler . Edit2: GH actions seems to have issues today. If the action falis with no error message, just re-run it.