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No Docker images for recent releases #584

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asymmetric opened this issue Jan 20, 2019 · 6 comments
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No Docker images for recent releases #584

asymmetric opened this issue Jan 20, 2019 · 6 comments

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@asymmetric
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I noticed that there are no Docker images for the last two minor releases (one of which is a seurity update). Would be great if they could be pushed (especially 1.16.3).

Is there an automated process in place for pushing new versions to DockerHub?

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cbellone commented Jan 20, 2019

You're absolutely right. Sorry for that.
I've pushed the images, now you should be able to download them

Is there an automated process in place for pushing new versions to DockerHub?

no, not at the moment. Are you interested in helping us building it?

Thanks
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Sure, how can I help?

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cbellone commented Jan 21, 2019

Great, thanks!

I think the easiest way for this would be if you could set it up on a separate repo (under your namespace) so that we can fork it from alfio-event org, but I am open to suggestions.

WDYT?

@asymmetric
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Sure! But can I suggest that in the meantime, you push 1.16.3 manually? :)

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syjer commented Jan 21, 2019

hi @asymmetric , the images are available https://hub.docker.com/r/alfio/alf.io/tags :) enjoy.

@vorburger
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just FTR #628 adds a link to Docker Hub to the README.

@cbellone Just FYI, fully automating this, just so that you don't have to do it manually again in the future, should be fairly trivial and normally take you only a moment... as @asymmetric as documented in #594, typically just a few clicks to point to Git URL and where the Dockerfile is. If you want to invite him or me (vorburger) as collaborator to https://hub.docker.com/u/alfio then we can probably do it for you. (I've personally never done it on docker.com, but have done it recently on https://quay.io which is a similar alternative container registry for another project, and it's straightforward.)

An automated build (this issue) can probably be done before and separate from #594 (unless I'm missing something).

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