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create-docker-release

v1.0.2

Published

Create a docker release and push it to a registry

Downloads

13

Readme

Create Docker Registry Release

A simple utility to tag and push a docker image to a private registry.

To install the npm run

npm install -g create-docker-release

Then to setup the registry

create-docker-release setup --registry <REGISTRY URL>

then to create a latest release run

create-docker-release release --image <IMAGE NAME>

[!IMPORTANT] The first time this is run a version.json file will be created in the current directory, and maintained for each subsequent release

[!IMPORTANT] when running release withough any --version or --type specified the version will be tagged as latest and will increment the version file with +0.001

To release a specific version (and update the version file to that version)

create-docker-release releare --image <IMAGE NAME> --version <VERSION NUMBER AS FLOAT>

To release a minor or major version

create-docker-release releare --image <IMAGE NAME> --type <minor, major or latest>

[!IMPORTANT] when releasing a minor version it is incremented by +0.01 and a major version increments with +1.0