jemand771 / latex-build

a docker container for building LaTeX documents

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consider switching to github packages #15

Closed jemand771 closed 3 years ago

jemand771 commented 3 years ago

things to consider:

users will need to type 8 more characters when pulling -> shouldn't be an issue as you're supposed to wrap this contains in e.g. a vscode task
i'll never ("never") be able to delete the docker hub registry since old versions clearly reference it
automated builds will need to be set up as gh actions anyway (docker builds will stop being free very soon)

jemand771 commented 3 years ago

another caveat of docker hub: you can only create a single access token for automating workflows/login. that's pretty trashy considering that you'd ideally generate a new token for every application that needs to access docker hub

docker builds from github actions work now, but i still have to set up caching and test tag building. I'll probably keep pusing all tags to dockerhub anyway but make a PR to switch the image used in vorlage-latex

jemand771 commented 3 years ago

17 is closed but I just realized I'm building the `latest` docker tag separately from the actual version tag which doesn't make sense - `latest` is supposed to point to the latest stable tag, not some different build that contains the same version (most of the time)

jemand771 commented 3 years ago

fixed in #19

jemand771 / latex-build

consider switching to github packages #15

17 is closed but I just realized I'm building the latest docker tag separately from the actual version tag which doesn't make sense - latest is supposed to point to the latest stable tag, not some different build that contains the same version (most of the time)

17 is closed but I just realized I'm building the `latest` docker tag separately from the actual version tag which doesn't make sense - `latest` is supposed to point to the latest stable tag, not some different build that contains the same version (most of the time)