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Upon merge to "main" or when triggered by upstream build/release events, this project generates ready-made docker images at docker hub for users interested in "just using" OQS.
Currently, manual intervention right at the moment of completion of downstream CI is necessary to tag a specific docker image corresponding to a specific oqs-provider/liboqs release when the docker image has been created by CircleCI. If this moment is missed, the specific version needs to be manually created with the specific desired oqsprovider/liboqs version manually inserted to the Dockerfile(s) as subsequent CI runs overwrite the "latest" docker image. If using Github CI, a simple re-labeling of the correct commit is required as this commit ID is stored at docker hub (right now only for "openquantumsafe/openssl3").
This issue is to suggest streamlining and fully automating this:
Upon merge to "main" or when triggered by upstream build/release events, this project generates ready-made docker images at docker hub for users interested in "just using" OQS.
Currently, manual intervention right at the moment of completion of downstream CI is necessary to tag a specific docker image corresponding to a specific oqs-provider/liboqs release when the docker image has been created by CircleCI. If this moment is missed, the specific version needs to be manually created with the specific desired oqsprovider/liboqs version manually inserted to the Dockerfile(s) as subsequent CI runs overwrite the "latest" docker image. If using Github CI, a simple re-labeling of the correct commit is required as this commit ID is stored at docker hub (right now only for "openquantumsafe/openssl3").
This issue is to suggest streamlining and fully automating this:
Tagging @ryjones fyi as I learned from @dstebila that you seem to know "everything github" and this issue may be straightforward for you to implement.
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