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Would it be possible to push the Docker images for this repo somewhere? Since it's a public repo GitHub container registry would host them for free.
Since this project provides an API which I assume many others like myself want to bundle/deploy with a different application, the easiest way to do so would be to include the Docker image in a deployment. However, that's not possible currently since you'd have to build the image yourself, maybe using a submodule to pull down the code locally and then building it in CI and pushing it yourself.
If necessary I may have time to write the GitHub actions config required to do it.
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I have created my self-hosted Jenkins pipeline to periodically scan this repo for changes, build and publish to docker hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/helvio/memegen
ARM and x64 images should be available. I was only able to test x64.
This is NOT official and won't be supported by @jacebrowning, but I'll try to help if I can.
Just wondering if you're still interested in a solution to this? I'm looking for issues to work on for Hacktoberfest and wouldn't mind trying to setup GH Actions to publish an image to the GH container registry, but I realise this has been sidelined for over a year now. Is that still the brief?
@kyluca the solution proposed in #801 looks pretty good if you want to try to bring that across the finish line. I left a comment about making the docker push optional.
Would it be possible to push the Docker images for this repo somewhere? Since it's a public repo GitHub container registry would host them for free.
Since this project provides an API which I assume many others like myself want to bundle/deploy with a different application, the easiest way to do so would be to include the Docker image in a deployment. However, that's not possible currently since you'd have to build the image yourself, maybe using a submodule to pull down the code locally and then building it in CI and pushing it yourself.
If necessary I may have time to write the GitHub actions config required to do it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: