* WIP
* Add missing checkout
* Add debuggin
* Fix VAR name
* Bug fix
* Rework jobs
* Revert "Rework jobs"
This reverts commit 2bfa79fd3ae633c17403b838f9a5025f0f7fc3f3.
* Add cache
* Add temp default for testing
* Add missing checkout
* Fix patch
* Comment out the GPG check for now
* Rename polkadot_injected_release into a more appropriate polkadot_injected_debian
* Refactoring / renaming
* Introduce a generic image for binary injection
* Flag files to be deleted and changes to be done
* WIP
* Fix multi binaries images
* Add test build scripts
* Remove old file, add polkadot build-injected script
* Fix doc
* Fix tagging
* Add build of the injected container
* Fix for docker
* Remove the need for TTY
* Handling container publishing
* Fix owner and registry
* Fix vars
* Fix repo
* Fix var naming
* Fix case when there is no tag
* Fix case with no tag
* Handle error
* Fix spacings
* Fix tags
* Remove unnecessary grep that may fail
* Add final check
* Clean up and introduce GPG check
* Add doc
* Add doc
* Update doc/docker.md
Co-authored-by: Mira Ressel <mira@parity.io>
* type
Co-authored-by: Mira Ressel <mira@parity.io>
* Fix used VAR
* Improve doc
* ci: Update .build-push-image jobs to use the new build-injected.sh
* ci: fix path to build-injected.sh script
* Rename the release artifacts folder to prevent confusion due to a similar folder in the gitlab CI
* ci: check out polkadot repo in .build-push-image
This seems far cleaner than copying the entire scripts/ folder into our
job artifacts.
* feat(build-injected.sh): make PROJECT_ROOT configurable
This lets us avoid a dependency on git in our CI image.
* ci: build injected images with buildah
* ci: pass full image names to zombienet
* Add missing ignore
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* Introduce a job scanning and ensuring there are licenses
* Showcase a red test
* Add missing licenses
* Cleanup
* Extend the check
* Add missing licenses
* CI trigger
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