Setup GitHub actions to build & publish Docker image #40
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This PR introduces two GitHub actions.
build.ymlis used to build the Docker image on each pull request or commit tomain. This helps check that the dockerfile does not contain any bugs.docker-image.ymlis used to publish the Docker image to Docker Hub. The login and repository need to be configured as GitHub repository secrets.The PR also updates the README.md title to V3. 🎉
ATTN:
Before merging this pull request, you are required to create the following GitHub Repository Secrets:
The
DOCKER_USERNAMEandDOCKER_PASSWORDmay be retrieved after logging in to Docker Hub and creating an Access Token. TheDOCKER_REPOSITORYisousamabenyounes/yellowlabtoolsI was able to test the GitHub actions, including publishing to Docker Hub using a fork. Once the official image is updated on Docker Hub I will remove my own to avoid confusion.