If you're going to use the shared runners, I don't think that configuration is going to work. The build step will build it locally, and even though you named it

If you're going to use the shared runners, I don't think that configuration is going to work. The build step will build it locally, and even though you named it to use the registry, it won't actually push to the registry automatically. By breaking up the push to another step, you're actually going to run that deploy stage on a fresh Digital Ocean instance, so your previously-built image will be lost. That's why the example pushed the image right after the build step. Having said that, if you're literally using that script, you don't even have tests, so you may as well just put both steps into a single build stage like the simplified example. :) For now, you'll need the explicit `docker login` as well. We'll work to remove that.