Maintained by: raasss
See the Docker Hub page or GitHub page for the full README on how to use this container image.
If you run into any bugs or have ideas on new features you can file bug reports and feature requests on the GitHub Issues.
Contributing changes or feauters involves creating a pull request.
The development of the container image here aims to provide complete backwards compatibility for existing users. If there is a case where the container previously started and behaved in a certain way, after your change, it should, under the same circumstances, behave in the same way.
Changes to the Dockerfile should be done at the branch level Dockerfile and entrypoint changes in docker-entrypoint.sh. Please consider having those changes applied to other branches, for other versions, too.
Please write code in a similar style to what is already there. Use tab indents on the entrypoint script.
To build, you can use make build. It will use docker buildx so be sure it's available on your side.
Run:
make build
This will build docker images for all configured platforms.
Commit messages should describe why this change is occurring, what problem it is solving, and if the solution isn't immediately obvious, some rationale as to why it was implemented in its current form.
If you are making multiple independent changes please create separate pull requests per change.
If the changes are a number of distinct steps, a commit per logical progression would be appreciated.
Bug fixes are most welcome and should include a full description of the problem being fixed in the commit message.
Before investing too much time in a feature request, please discuss its use on a GitHub Issues.
After a feature is written, please help get it used by improving the documentation to detail how to use the newly added feature.
The full image description on Docker Hub is located at here.
To change the documentation, please contribute a pull request or issue.
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