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First, thanks for the project.
For testing/setup phase it would be nice to have the docker image available on windwos machines to.
╰─λ docker pull ghcr.io/gabrie30/ghorg:latest Error response from daemon: Head "https://ghcr.io/v2/gabrie30/ghorg/manifests/latest": denied: denied
Since this project already uses buildx, I think it is as simple as adding windows/amd64 to all builders in all ci actions.
If it is desired I can gladly take it over
Quick side note: A broken link in the readme.md exists in Install -> Docker
Install
Docker
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Thanks for raising the issue. Would be great if you could raise a PR to add this.
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Sry but windows builds are not easily possible on gh actions.
docker/build-push-action#18
I try it on my own project ghorg-sync and it really doesn't work.
I abandoned the PR
Is here a extra affort worth the time? https://www.phillipsj.net/posts/building-windows-and-linux-containers-with-github-actions/
If you think its valuable and want to give it a try, feel free. My windows knowledge is very limited.
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First, thanks for the project.
For testing/setup phase it would be nice to have the docker image available on windwos machines to.
╰─λ docker pull ghcr.io/gabrie30/ghorg:latest Error response from daemon: Head "https://ghcr.io/v2/gabrie30/ghorg/manifests/latest": denied: denied
Since this project already uses buildx, I think it is as simple as adding windows/amd64 to all builders in all ci actions.
If it is desired I can gladly take it over
Quick side note:
A broken link in the readme.md exists in
Install
->Docker
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: