ci: automatically build & push docker image to ghcr.io #20
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oxtyped
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Thanks for this! ❤️
I have no issue with this, just that we need to bump up the versions in order for it to work (ref: sigstore/cosign#3614). I've added a comment below.
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I rebased the branch onto main and changed the versions to only limit to major (breaking) versions. Since the recent go requirement bump I also changed the Dockerfile to use latest golang and alpine images. Also keep in mind that until the next version bump for gpodder2go only the :main image will be build. |
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As @TheBlueSky mentioned in #17 it would be nice to have automatic docker builds.
GitHub Actions provides this for free.
This action builds and pushes the image to ghcr.io, directly linked to the github repository.
The resulting image will be
ghcr.io/oxtyped/gpodder2go.Releases are labeled with :latest and :main is the main branch (latest commit)
Have a look at https://github.com/tippfehlr/gpodder2go in the sidebar, the ci ran in my fork and built an image