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v.2024.3.1 did not appear on Docker Hub yet #70

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saschafoerster opened this issue Oct 28, 2024 · 3 comments
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v.2024.3.1 did not appear on Docker Hub yet #70

saschafoerster opened this issue Oct 28, 2024 · 3 comments

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v2024.3.1 wasn't pushed to docker hub yet.
Is this something happening automatically? Or does it need to be pushed manually?
https://github.com/pretalx/pretalx-docker/actions

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rixx commented Oct 28, 2024

Given the overall state of the repository, and the fact that pretalx now hard-requires Postgres, I was under the impression that using it in production was hard to impossible (with at least the compose setup using MySQL), and so didn’t prioritise starting the build.

I think I’m giving this repository till the end of the year, and if it’s then still in an ~unusable state, I’ll archive it until somebody steps up to maintain it, tbh. The whole “community-maintained” thing has not been working out well at all. I'll push the tag for v2024.3.1, though.

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@rixx I would give it a try to maintain it. Do I need special rights to be able to push the container build? It would be my first repository to maintain, but as I am a user, I would enjoy sharing my efforts. Of course, other are welcome to join and help.

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rixx commented Oct 30, 2024

@saschafoerster cool! I just sent you an invite to be a maintainer for this repo. You should probably take a look at #64 before making big changes, but as long as that PR is not merged, things like removing MySQL etc can’t hurt imo – but I’m leaving it in all the maintainers’ capable hands to decide how to run this repo :)

Re: container build: The build is currently automatically started when you make a new commit with the latest pretalx release referenced, and then tag the commit in the format v…. The tag being pushed triggers the Docker build.

(I do try to remember to do this on release, but especially with bugfix releases, I sometimes forget.)

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