Clarify container naming
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@@ -27,11 +27,11 @@ Given a registry user `$USER`, every run of this script will do the following fo
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* For each container `$CONTAINER` to build from this repository:
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* For each container `$CONTAINER` to build from this repository:
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* `cd` into the relative path
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* `cd` into the relative path
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* Build the container using the specified Dockerfile
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* Build the container using the specified Dockerfile
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* Push the image as `$USER/$REPO:$COMMIT_SHA`
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* Push the image as `$USER/$REPO-$CONTAINER:$COMMIT_SHA`
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* Push the image as `$USER/$REPO:bleeding`
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* Push the image as `$USER/$REPO-$CONTAINER:bleeding`
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* If the ref is a tag
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* If the ref is a tag
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* Push the image as `$USER/$REPO:$TAG`
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* Push the image as `$USER/$REPO-$CONTAINER:$TAG`
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* Push the image as `$USER/$REPO:latest`
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* Push the image as `$USER/$REPO-$CONTAINER:latest`
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Pretty straightforward, pretty intuitive. Every build updates `:bleeding`, tags update `:latest`.
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Pretty straightforward, pretty intuitive. Every build updates `:bleeding`, tags update `:latest`.
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@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
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repo_branch: "main"
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repo_branch: "main"
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repo_build_tags: true
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repo_build_tags: true
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containers:
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containers:
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5dd_client:
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client:
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path: "client"
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path: "client"
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5dd_server:
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server:
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path: "server"
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path: "server"
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