Makes an automated docker build possible #61
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* Updates the Dockerfile to use a multi-stage build * Allows the image to be built without requiring Go to be installed or requiring any prerequisite steps Resolves #60
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It seems I can't convert a dockerhub repo to an automated build repo: docker/hub-feedback#794 I may have to do this in travis ci which runs now, but doesn't push builds. |
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Ugh. that's unfortunate. At least maybe you can fill out the Page and provide a link to github and the travis build and all that. |
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Travis builds on each merge, so I can have it push to the registry when a new release is cut. Also, I can add the git hash of the build, which you could match up to public repo and verify. |
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@stevesloka I think you can now use docker-cloud automated build with the new |
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Resolves #60