What is the prevailing thought about adding a #compiled #docker #image to a #git #repository?
I understand it takes a lot of space, as does a backup though. Should I create a new repository just for the image?
Something like github/socialuser/myGreatProject and then github/socialuser/myGreatProject-binaries
Thoughts? Discussions?
I bit the bullet and created a "binary" #repository.
I uploaded the saved docker image and gave it a tag that matched the branch it compiled from in the regular repository.
This image I will save elsewhere as well. Can't have the "combination" locked in the "safe" exclusively. If I need to re-instantiate my s3ql docker container I would need access to that #docker #image and if it is only stored in #gitea which also relies upon the #s3ql storage back end I'd be stuck.
Social User 🤿