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Release workflow is much slower after changes to how Docker images are built - can now be collapsed to just 3 images #3338

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bording opened this issue Dec 21, 2022 · 1 comment

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bording commented Dec 21, 2022

The changes introduced in #3241 to how docker images are built has had some negative side effects to the time it takes to release ServiceControl, making it much slower.

Previously, the release workflow built the docker images in parallel via a matrix configuration. That has been removed with the move to using a project to build the images instead.

We should try and find a way to keep the benefits of the project-based way of building, but also re-introduce the parallel building that was lost.

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With the changes in #3528 docker images could be now collapsed to be three (one per instance type) instead of one per every transport/persister permutation

@jpalac jpalac changed the title Release workflow is much slower after changes to how Docker images are built Release workflow is much slower after changes to how Docker images are built - can now be collapsed to just 3 images Jun 8, 2023
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