chore(ci): add capability to manually generate Docker Images #9524
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rafaelromcar-parabol
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mattkrick,
Dschoordsch,
nickoferrall and
dbumblis-parabol
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Sorry for tagging you all here. WDYT of this? It would allow you building Docker images from branches easily. Is the procedure easy and clear enough? |
Dschoordsch
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Mar 11, 2024
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LGTM |
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Description
Adds workflow_dispatch to allow building docker images manually on-demand. It simply requires to go to the Github Action - Build, click on
Run workflowand select the branch or tag. The build action will start on that branch/tag and produce and image, pushing it to the development repository. The tag of that Docker image is the sha of the last commit on the branch or tag.This only works once merged to master.