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Currently when we do a git push, docker hub is triggered and building a new container, so far so good.
I would like to improve that:
test documentation before each build
run docker lint
With that in place we would make sure, that we always have docs without typos or broken links, our dockerfiles following best practices about a dockerfile should be written.
Since we are talking docker, this would be really easy doable with a container, there is already a container, which the docs team uses, we could easily adjust that one or use it as a basis for an own one.
With that we would get the following pipeline:
work on ct/ct-docs -> git commit -> running tests -> if OK push to dockerhub, else fix and test again
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently when we do a git push, docker hub is triggered and building a new container, so far so good.
I would like to improve that:
With that in place we would make sure, that we always have docs without typos or broken links, our dockerfiles following best practices about a dockerfile should be written.
Since we are talking docker, this would be really easy doable with a container, there is already a container, which the docs team uses, we could easily adjust that one or use it as a basis for an own one.
With that we would get the following pipeline:
work on ct/ct-docs -> git commit -> running tests -> if OK push to dockerhub, else fix and test again
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: