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No, I do it manually. I don't want each commit to result in a new image. I only release new versions when it's been thoroughly enough tested. It's supposed to b
by FooBarWidget 13y ago
No, I do it manually. I don't want each commit to result in a new image. I only release new versions when it's been thoroughly enough tested. It's supposed to be a stable base image that other people can rely on, not a bleeding edge thing.
- josh-wrale 13y agoThank you. I think I asked the wrong question, in a way. Is this on index.docker.io, so I can base on it, or do I need to do the Docker build for it locally? You really needn't answer, because I can go research the answers when I get off of work. :) Thanks again.
- FooBarWidget 13y agoYes it is. See the Github repo. All information is there in the README, including detailed usage and download instructions and build instructions.