Build and Push Fuel-Core Docker Image #110
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Voxelot
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Jan 5, 2022
Voxelot
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Jan 5, 2022
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@Voxelot - I added an additional build & publish step each published release that will tag the fuel core docker image based on the release tag - please review. |
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Will this publish from master using the |
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@Voxelot - I can see how to publish with "latest" tag - right now its publishing with the sha commit + master tags for the master branch publish docker image step. |
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@Voxelot - this workflow now tags latest - please review when you can -> https://github.com/fuellabs/fuel-core/pkgs/container/fuelcore/13037555?tag=latest The latest tag will eventually get updated with master code once this workflow is merged into master |
adlerjohn
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Setup Github action to docker build & publish fuel-core image (only for master branch) to ghcr.io tagged based on sha & branch tags (dependent on successful prior build & test step)
Latest action results: https://github.com/FuelLabs/fuel-core/actions/runs/1656710117
More info here: #106