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Thank god, someones gotta pay for the free container registry all my sideprojects depend on!

by abledon 6y ago

bredren 6y ago
Have you tried GitHub packages?
- systemvoltage 6y ago
  Yes. Someones gotta pay for the free container registry all my sideprojects depend on!
  - mvzvm 6y ago
    You are all over this thread being snarky, and commenting in what seems to be bad faith. Please stop, this is not reddit.
    - systemvoltage 6y ago
      I’m sorry if it came across this way. The snarky comment highlights pretty well that we magically expect almost without a second thought that GitHub is free. Support SourceHut and pay for hosting git if people want to break away from ostensibly free services. Or pay for Github. SourceHut is also open source.
      - mvzvm 6y ago
        In what way is Github not free?
        mrkeen 6y ago
        Apologies in advance for the snark: https://github.com/pricing https://github.com/pricing
        deleted 6y ago
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- oefrha 6y ago
  Until GitHub Packages Docker Registry stops asking for authentication to pull public images, it might as well not exist to me. Have they resolved that?
  - mr-karan 6y ago
    GitHub Packages have an option to make the image as `public` or `private`. Public images can be pulled without auth (as the case should be).
    - oefrha 6y ago
      I don’t see the option anywhere, nor can I locate an announcement of any related change, but I tried an old public repo of mine (which was impossible to pull without auth, so it didn’t even work inside GitHub Actions) and it seems to work now. Gotta say the documentation and communication leave a lot to be desired. Edit: I guess I’m on grandfathered (?) GitHub Packages Docker Registry, instead of the newer GitHub Container Registry (which is still in beta?).
      - bredren 6y ago
        The messaging regarding the migration to GitHub container registry is confusing, there seems to be some delay or clear guidance on the migration atm.
  - PurpleFoxy 6y ago
    GitLab registry allows anon pulls from public projects.
- crazymax 6y ago
  GitHub Packages Docker Registry (aka docker.pkg.github.com) is deprecated and will sunset this year. It's strongly advised to migrate to GitHub Container Registry instead.

Thank god, someones gotta pay for the free container registry all my sideprojects depend on!

bredren 6y ago

Have you tried GitHub packages?

systemvoltage 6y ago
Yes. Someones gotta pay for the free container registry all my sideprojects depend on!
- mvzvm 6y ago
  You are all over this thread being snarky, and commenting in what seems to be bad faith. Please stop, this is not reddit.
  - systemvoltage 6y ago
    I’m sorry if it came across this way. The snarky comment highlights pretty well that we magically expect almost without a second thought that GitHub is free. Support SourceHut and pay for hosting git if people want to break away from ostensibly free services. Or pay for Github. SourceHut is also open source.
    - mvzvm 6y ago
      In what way is Github not free?
      - mrkeen 6y ago
        Apologies in advance for the snark: https://github.com/pricing https://github.com/pricing
      - deleted 6y ago
        [deleted]
oefrha 6y ago
Until GitHub Packages Docker Registry stops asking for authentication to pull public images, it might as well not exist to me. Have they resolved that?
- mr-karan 6y ago
  GitHub Packages have an option to make the image as `public` or `private`. Public images can be pulled without auth (as the case should be).
  - oefrha 6y ago
    I don’t see the option anywhere, nor can I locate an announcement of any related change, but I tried an old public repo of mine (which was impossible to pull without auth, so it didn’t even work inside GitHub Actions) and it seems to work now. Gotta say the documentation and communication leave a lot to be desired. Edit: I guess I’m on grandfathered (?) GitHub Packages Docker Registry, instead of the newer GitHub Container Registry (which is still in beta?).
    - bredren 6y ago
      The messaging regarding the migration to GitHub container registry is confusing, there seems to be some delay or clear guidance on the migration atm.
- PurpleFoxy 6y ago
  GitLab registry allows anon pulls from public projects.
crazymax 6y ago
GitHub Packages Docker Registry (aka docker.pkg.github.com) is deprecated and will sunset this year. It's strongly advised to migrate to GitHub Container Registry instead.