Update build.sh to tag CKAN 2.10 and 2.9 images correctly#117
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@amercader - when you get a spare mo could you take a look at this please...I should be able to fix the 2.9 failed test over the weekend |
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Makes sense @kowh-ai that was a nasty one |
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CKAN 2.9 failure was just an anomaly - re-ran and finished just fine |
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Fixes #116
For CKAN 2.10 images
When the
build.shscript runs, it initially builds thepython:3.10-slim-bookwormbased image and tags it correctly. However, when it proceeds to build thealpine:3.17based image, it mistakenly tags it with the samepython:3.10-slim-bookwormtag, therefore the tag points to the wrong image.As a result, only the Alpine-based image is tagged.
CKAN 2.9 images has a similar problem