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Building fast Docker based GitHub Actions

One of my pet peeves when using GitHub Actions are Docker based Actions that build on every single run. It’s such a wasteful and error prone way to create an action. Not only does it take longer to set up the action when you run it due to whatever command is ran in there, also any issue on the network will make it fail and requires human intervention to start it up again. In this post I’ll go over my set up of using tagged images hosted on Docker Hub/GitHub Container Registry, and how to make the username/action@v1 way of versioning Actions work with that. Photo by James Wheeler from Pexels



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Building fast Docker based GitHub Actions

https://blog.wyrihaximus.net/2023/03/building-fast-docker-based-github-actions

One of my pet peeves when using GitHub Actions are Docker based Actions that build on every single run. It’s such a wasteful and error prone way to create an action. Not only does it take longer to set up the action when you run it due to whatever command is ran in there, also any issue on the network will make it fail and requires human intervention to start it up again. In this post I’ll go over my set up of using tagged images hosted on Docker Hub/GitHub Container Registry, and how to make the username/action@v1 way of versioning Actions work with that. Photo by James Wheeler from Pexels



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https://blog.wyrihaximus.net/2023/03/building-fast-docker-based-github-actions

Building fast Docker based GitHub Actions

One of my pet peeves when using GitHub Actions are Docker based Actions that build on every single run. It’s such a wasteful and error prone way to create an action. Not only does it take longer to set up the action when you run it due to whatever command is ran in there, also any issue on the network will make it fail and requires human intervention to start it up again. In this post I’ll go over my set up of using tagged images hosted on Docker Hub/GitHub Container Registry, and how to make the username/action@v1 way of versioning Actions work with that. Photo by James Wheeler from Pexels

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