Open ameech opened 6 years ago
In the meantime I've setup an automated build here:
https://github.com/MarketFlow/beanstalkd-docker/tree/master/console
Unfortunately I cannot add a hook to this repo to trigger rebuilding on new releases. These images will automatically rebuild daily, or when I push to the repo, or when the alpine image has been built.
Could you explain for someone who doesn't understand this completely, that the Dockerfile we have in the repo and the Dockerfile that is in the @SamMousa repo how contribute to automated buils and what is the difference?
Both can be used for automated builds, the one in the repo:
The one I have created:
Thanks, than going back to the issue description. Is this addressed or not addressed? I see that there is already 2 methods for it.
It's not.
Automated official
builds should be made by the author / maintainer of this package, linked to dockerhub and this organization.
Should probably use nginx and not apache or the built-in server.
Well, that's a problem, because I cannot set hooks.
In readme.
If you would rather just run the existing automated build of this project
LoL. Rather going to use https://github.com/xuri/aurora. Don't have to clone or build this project locally.
And how come it's that hard to add a workflow that will run automatically whenever an activity happens in the master/main branch!
Those who maintain the project right now, don't have permission to set workflows hook.
In readme.
If you would rather just run the existing automated build of this project
LoL. Rather going to use https://github.com/xuri/aurora. Don't have to clone or build this project locally.
And how come it's that hard to add a workflow that will run automatically whenever an activity happens in the master/main branch!
To be fair, aurora isn't active at all. Last commit was ~ 2 years ago...
Is there any chance we could get automated docker builds for new releases? It's extremely simple to setup following Docker's guide. Would save a few of us from having to maintain forked repositories for new tags.