- Removed unnecessary docker status and verification commands from the nix workflow file `.forgejo/workflows/nix.yaml`
- This simplifies the workflow and enhances its efficiency.
- The nix workflow has been updated with a new command for listing directory contents.
- This change allows inspection of the /root/.nix-profile/bin directory, assisting debug and ensuring correct docker file paths.
- The docker status check has been added to check the docker service before a build.
- The build command in the nix workflow has been moved after the docker status check for better error handling.
In the nix workflow, several diagnostic commands are added prior to the docker login attempt. This includes echoing the $PATH, checking the docker location with 'which', and listing /bin directory's contents. These are intended to troubleshoot potential issues in the continuous integration environment.
- Change the docker load command to include -i flag which specifies the input file from which to load the image/archive. This corrects the formation of the IMAGE_TAG.
This commit introduces a new step to the nix workflow that includes uploading the built image to a docker registry. It also tags the image and pushes it to the user's docker registry for easier access and use.
- Jobs in Forgejo workflows are updated to remove the 'test' job and expand the 'build' job.
- This is performed to streamline the workflows and employ a more central build job instead of individual testing ones.
- Also, the 'nix build' command is updated in the 'build' job for proper syntax.
- A new test job is added in the Nix Github Actions workflow
- This test runs on ubuntu, and checks out the current repository and lists its content
- These steps were added to increase visibility on the test environment
- This update adds a new step into the nix workflow for code checkout using `actions/checkout@v3`.
- This is important to ensure the latest code is used for the `nix build` execution step.
- A .gitignore file has been added to the project root directory.
- This file is configured to exclude .idea directory which often contains IDE specific settings that should not be part of the repo.
Harald Hoyer