🌱 publish docker images to GitHub Container Registry #1453
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The goal is to use GHCR to replace Google Container Registry (GCR) for
future versions of Scorecard Action releases. These workflows will build
two types of images:
1. Release images, which are tagged following a v1.2.3 pattern. These
container images will be retained indefinitely.
2. Per-commit images for each push to main. These images are used when
testing the action, and will be removed after a week.
Signed-off-by: Spencer Schrock <[email protected]>
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The goal is to use GHCR to replace Google Container Registry (GCR) for future Scorecard Action releases to reduce network egress costs. These workflows will build two types of images:
The workflow was primarily based on GitHub's example workflow. You can see this working in my fork:
latestimage, with no attestation workflow