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Automated Docker builds #115
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Ok I configured the docker hub at kozea/wdb as you said. |
Seems like a typo slipped through, I'll open a follow up PR, sorry for the mess. |
Ha that's why! No problem I'll merge it right after. |
Hello! is the automatic build working properly? $ docker pull kozea/wdb-server
Using default tag: latest
latest: Pulling from kozea/wdb-server
cc1a78bfd46b: Already exists
6861473222a6: Pull complete
7e0b9c3b5ae0: Pull complete
3ec98735f56f: Pull complete
9b311b87a021: Pull complete
048165938570: Pull complete
1ca3d78efb22: Pull complete
0f6c8999c3b7: Pull complete
5a85410f5000: Pull complete
1bcb9151787d: Pull complete
Digest: sha256:50bccddab71c865e47088a6dbc27191c852288c4fc91fe2cb70799f928f6de3e
Status: Downloaded newer image for kozea/wdb-server:latest
$ docker run -ti --rm kozea/wdb-server bash
pip freezeroot@0256500a5efc:/# pip freeze | grep -i wdb
wdb==3.2.3
wdb.server==3.2.3 3.2.4 fixes a problem with |
The correct image should be: kozea/wdb |
oops! thanks a lot! |
I've seen that there is a separate repository for Docker builds (https://github.com/Kozea/docker-wdb-server) which is not updated regularly.
I created an automated build from my fork (https://github.com/akalipetis/wdb), configuring it to tag releases correctly, which should work as expected, though I believe that it would be best if it was under the correct namespace (kozea/wdb).
I have opened a new PR, which should make Docker builds reproducible and allow different versions to be built correctly, even at a later point in time.
The only thing needed is for someone having access to both this repository and the Docker Hub team to create a rule that:
master
aslatest
There is extensive documentation about Docker automated builds here, but I'd be happy to help in any way I can.
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