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Publish a docker tag for released version#67

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Publish a docker tag for released version#67
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The latest tag will always get overwritten as is the current state, additionally for every v* tag published on GitHub, it will create a tag on Docker for the version itself, stripping the v prefix.

It will then keep a history of versions, in case someone doesn't want to use the latest version for whatever reason.

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there is a reason why it always overwrites latest: i'm using the free plan, so there's a limit to the amount (and overall size) of images i can host

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That limitation only applies to private repositories, no?

Personal plan you have unlimited public repositories and storage -> https://docs.docker.com/docker-hub/download-rate-limit/#storage-and-repository-limits

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@kkrypt0nn i'm not sure if this changed at some point, but i remember running into that limitation ... i'll look into it, thanks!

@evilsocket evilsocket merged commit 8d736ba into evilsocket:main Jan 17, 2025
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