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It seems that these images are not published anywhere. As there is no release with a Linux version of the executable, I can't easily circumvent this. To make the CI here usable we would have to either:
a) implement Docker image building and publishing in sc2infoextractorgo for Docker Hub
b) same, but with GitHub Container Registry (would be easier than Docker Hub)
c) publish a Linux release and bodget it – instead of pulling the image, just run wget
In any case, I'd prioritize this, because the CI is otherwise useless.
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Yeah that's an issue for sure, I'm actively working on new release of the Golang piece of code which causes this issue.
It's worth noting that only one of the tools depends on sc2infoextractorgo. That being sc2_replaypack_processor
It would be safe to state that the main Dockerfile inheriting from a non existing image can be ommited for the sake of verifying all of the other tools in the meantime.
I will try to push a docker image matching the version that was used to build the original dataset do this issue will be alleviated.
But I am quite sure that there will be done changes to that one sc2_replaypack_processor especially because some Golang flags have evolved.
I have made it by checking out the 1.2.1 tag which was the original release, patching in a workflow_dispatch manual trigger for building a docker image and running it.
My guess is that everything should be operational. I will experiment with building Docker images later. for separate dev, main, and release tags.
Currently the CI will fail on trying to pull the
kaszanas/sc2infoextractorgo
image, which it uses as a dependency. See for example here: https://github.com/Kaszanas/SC2DatasetPreparator/actions/runs/8467611697/job/23198781862It seems that these images are not published anywhere. As there is no release with a Linux version of the executable, I can't easily circumvent this. To make the CI here usable we would have to either:
In any case, I'd prioritize this, because the CI is otherwise useless.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: