So long as the builds are clearly labelled, there's no issue with producing
nightlies of the Docker images. We would probably have to use Jenkins for
this.
Regarding automated build system at Docker Hub, the reason we do not
leverage that specific system is one of access level. We simply do not
Hi Nick,
thanks for that clarification. However, if you take this formal, then the
docker containers are not releases or part of the project release anyway
because they are not available on downloads.apache.org – violating “all
artifacts MUST be uploaded to the project's subdirectory within
On Sat, May 9, 2020 at 9:27 AM Joachim Lindenberg
wrote:
> Hello Team,
>
> is there any reason why you don´t leverage automated builds on docker hub?
>
> The benefit I see is that testing bug fixes or even testing with newer
> builds more frequently would become easier if I don´t need to pull
Hello Team,
is there any reason why you don´t leverage automated builds on docker hub?
The benefit I see is that testing bug fixes or even testing with newer
builds more frequently would become easier if I don´t need to pull the
source and build on my own but can just reference a different tag.
