cqfd: use prebuilt image for cqfd #716
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This commit updates the .cqfdrc file to use the prebuilt Docker image from the SEAPATH GitHub Container Registry. This image is built from the Dockerfile in the cqfd directory. To update the image you have to create a GitHub token with delete:packages, repo, write:packages permissions in the Developer Settings of your GitHub account. Then you can run the following commands: ```bash docker login ghcr.io # Use your GitHub username and the token as password cqfd init docker push ghcr.io/seapath/ansible_cqfd:v1.1.0 docker tag ghcr.io/seapath/ansible_cqfd:v1.1.0 ghcr.io/seapath/ansible_cqfd:latest docker push ghcr.io/seapath/ansible_cqfd:latest ``` Signed-off-by: Mathieu Dupré <[email protected]>
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This commit updates the .cqfdrc file to use the prebuilt Docker image from the SEAPATH GitHub Container Registry. This image is built from the Dockerfile in the cqfd directory.
To update the image you have to create a GitHub token with delete:packages, repo, write:packages permissions in the Developer Settings of your GitHub account. Then you can run the following commands:
docker login ghcr.io # Use your GitHub username and the token as password cqfd init docker push ghcr.io/seapath/ansible_cqfd:v1.1.0 docker tag ghcr.io/seapath/ansible_cqfd:v1.1.0 ghcr.io/seapath/ansible_cqfd:latest docker push ghcr.io/seapath/ansible_cqfd:latest