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Docker Hub image has wrong entrypoint.sh #21
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Hey @andreabenfatto, This is totally my fault, I used to build this image and use it on github actions but I realized that github is also building the image itself, therefore I dropped the used of it, without removing it. This is my mistake and I'll make sure to remove it to avoid any confusion. Thanks for your feedback |
Thanks for the quick answer, and by the way thanks for the Github Action, because it's exactly as I would go to build it :) Honestly, I decided to investigate the Docker hub image because in the first place I've got the same issue using the Github Action (which is pulling the Docker Hub image). I didn't know either that Github is pushing the images on the hub on your behalf. |
@triat this is what I get now from Github when the workflow tries to pull down the image :(
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This fixed it for us:
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Related PR here 👉 #22 |
@andreabenfatto good to hear! BTW we chose for a tag rather than |
Mmh interesting, I should maybe remove those old tags for the sake of not having people stuck on this old way of working. I saw your PR @stefanwb but I'd like to keep a tag in the documentation as explained in the PR. I'll continue the discussion with you there. Thanks |
I think this one can be closed now, right? |
You're right, I'm closing it |
Hi there,
Perhaps there is something wrong with the Docker image pushed on Docker hub. The
/entrypoint.sh
file is almost empty and doesn't reflect what declared in this repo.Here the content of the file:
This image is the one used by the Github Action, therefore nothing is really working: my current Github Workflow timeout and testing locally using Docker the container hangs forever... here the command I'm using:
docker run -it --rm -v (pwd):"/github/workspace" triat/tfsec:latest
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