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feat: update goreleaser for prober #161

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@sailorlqh sailorlqh commented Aug 1, 2023

The docker.goreleaser.yaml is also used by the ci workflow, so it will build prober images when ci workflow is triggered. However we don't really need a prober in the ci project.

We can create a ci dedicated ci.docker.goreleaser.yaml as a follow up if we think the current solution is not tolerable. My personal opinion is the current way is tolerable, having one yaml for both release and ci workflow to use is better than maintaining two similar yaml files.

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@sailorlqh sailorlqh force-pushed the sailorlqh/add_prober_docker_release branch from c5a0807 to 798089e Compare August 2, 2023 21:41
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Did you try the prober out manually?

@sailorlqh sailorlqh merged commit 92df451 into main Aug 2, 2023
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