Publish additional docker images to the registry #283
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Great work! Thanks for the contribution. |
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Thank you for your contribution, it looks good! |
irinasp
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Apr 16, 2024
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Hi @irinasp I think there is a problem with the registry. Some of the container images received a Thanks. |
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Currently, the repository contains Dockerfiles for various Linux distributions and nanoserver, but only the default (debian) image is being published to the registry. This pull request addresses this limitation by extending the publication process to include all Docker images for supported Linux distributions and nanoserver.
Due to the lack of support for Windows in buildx, I've split the pipeline into separate ones for Linux and Windows, ensuring that all images are properly built and published. The registry should look like this after changes have been merged.