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New releases are no longer published as release? #40

Closed delgurth closed 1 year ago

delgurth commented 1 year ago

It seems that the recent docker-image releases for docToolchain are no longer published on this GitHub repository as releases. The v2.2.0 and v2.1.0 also seem to have been skipped in this repo, but do exist on docker hub:

https://hub.docker.com/r/doctoolchain/doctoolchain/tags

Guess this has something to do with the change from rdmuller to doctoolchain as base?

https://github.com/docToolchain/docker-image/commit/df6723e333f722dc60fce83ef8a3c8a837026d5e

rdmueller commented 1 year ago

ah! Good Point.

In the past, the images where build on the docker hub. This workflow needed releases in this repository. The release was only a vehicle to start the build process.

Then the dockerhub started to charge for the builds, so I started to build and push them manually. This was to error prone, so we setup a github action. All of this didn't require the release in this repository anymore.

doctoolchain is now a sponsored open source project on dockerhub. So, build would be free of charge again, but I guess we will stick to the github actions.

Is this a problem? Should we create realeases over here again?

delgurth commented 1 year ago

For me this is not really a problem. With the organisation change & the releases not showing up on this GitHub page, it took me some time to find out that v2.2.0 was published. And now it looks like you have no new releases of the docker image. Perhaps add a release that says that the docker image now follows the releases of the main repository automatically?

Oh and the README.md still links to the rdmueller tags.

rdmueller commented 1 year ago

Thanx for the value feedback. These are good ideas!

rdmueller commented 1 year ago

implemented :-)