The Flask application can be deployed using a Docker image that is also within this repo and published to docker hub as consideratio/discourse-sso-oidc-bridge.
But there is no link to the dockerhub page. I tried to locate it via google, nothing under that image or user when queried. Searched your username on DockerHub and identified it here.
Output from terminal trying to use it:
> docker-compose up
Pulling discourse_bridge (consideratio/discourse-sso-oidc-bridge:latest)...
ERROR: manifest for consideratio/discourse-sso-oidc-bridge:latest not found
Checking tags, there is no latest tag, so README should probably make a note of that as the command implies like most other docker images that latest is supported. Oddly despite the DockerHub tags page sorting being set to "latest", the first result for me is 0.1.7(9 months ago), you'd have to scroll down through the tags to realize that's not the case, or check to see what the latest version is via the CHANGELOG, so 0.1.9 is the latest.
Solution
Support a latest tag, or update the README to use the latest tag.
There is now a latest tag along with some badges to indicate available versions and build status etc! Thanks for reporting your experience with this @polarathene! :heart: :sunflower:
The README states:
But there is no link to the dockerhub page. I tried to locate it via google, nothing under that image or user when queried. Searched your username on DockerHub and identified it here.
Output from terminal trying to use it:
Checking tags, there is no
latest
tag, so README should probably make a note of that as the command implies like most other docker images thatlatest
is supported. Oddly despite the DockerHub tags page sorting being set to "latest", the first result for me is0.1.7
(9 months ago), you'd have to scroll down through the tags to realize that's not the case, or check to see what the latest version is via the CHANGELOG, so0.1.9
is the latest.Solution
Support a
latest
tag, or update the README to use the latest tag.