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With an automated build, you can add a repository link so that when another docker hub repository is updated your docker container is automatically rebuilt. This would likely eliminate the need to request that a docker container be rebuilt when a language is updated.
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I looked at that earlier and I couldn't figure out how to set it up with multiple images in one git repo. Do you know if it's possible? I would prefer to not create a separate repo for each image.
I'm pretty sure you can do it with 1 git repo, but I believe on Docker Hub you'll need an automated build for each language.
You put in the image location for the Dockerfile in question, then set the linked Docker Hub repository to whichever image the Dockerfile relies on for its language.
With an automated build, you can add a repository link so that when another docker hub repository is updated your docker container is automatically rebuilt. This would likely eliminate the need to request that a docker container be rebuilt when a language is updated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: