.github: Add GitHub Action to release container image #772
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When creating a release tag we want the image to be built and published as flatcar/nebraska with the version tag and also as 'latest' image when the tag is not the special 'staging' tag. The nebraska-helm chart is also released on the same repo, and thus we need to filter for strict semver tags.
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The idea is to now publish new tags in |
dongsupark
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Apr 25, 2024
If I remember correctly this will show up automatically once the first image is published. |
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When creating a release tag we want the image to be built and published
as flatcar/nebraska with the version tag and also as 'latest' image when
the tag is not the special 'staging' tag.
The nebraska-helm chart is also released on the same repo, and thus we
need to filter for strict semver tags.
How to use
Maybe we need to iterate over this a bit more in the course of the new release until it publishes things correctly.