/stacker-build-push-action

GitHub Action to build and push OCI images with project-stacker/stacker

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stacker

Stacker Build and Push Action

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stacker-build-push-action natively builds OCI container images via a declarative yaml format using stacker and publishes them to OCI conformant registries.

For more information about stacker tool see: https://github.com/project-stacker/stacker

Action Inputs

Input Name Type Description Default
file string path to yaml file to be built as an OCI image, example: stacker.yaml stacker.yaml
dockerfile string path to dockerfile to be build as an OCI image(instead of stacker.yaml) None
cache-dir string stacker's cache directory ./.stacker
dir string directory under which to recursive search for stackerfiles to build, use either file or dir None
file-pattern string regex pattern to use when searching for stackerfile paths, used only with dir arg \/stacker.yaml$
layer-type list output layer type (supported values: tar, squashfs), ca be both separated by whitespace tar
build-args list the list of build-time arguments (subtitutes) separated by newline FOO=bar format, see stacker.yaml doc None
build-args-file string path to yaml file where build-args are set 'FOO: bar' yaml format None
url string remote OCI registry + repo name eg: docker://ghcr.io/project-stacker/ None
tags list one or more tags to give the new image, separated by whitespace None
username string used to login to registry None
password string used to login to registry None
skip-tls bool used with unsecure (http) registries false
token string github token used to authenticate against a repository for Git context ${{ github.token }}
version string stacker version, see stacker releases v1.0.0-rc8

Build only example:

- name: Run stacker-build
  uses: project-stacker/stacker-build-push-action@main
  with:
    file: 'test/stacker.yaml'
    build-args: |
      SUB1=VAR1
      SUB2=VAR2
      SUB3=VAR3
    layer-type: 'tar squashfs'

Publish url is built according to the next logic:

input.url + stacker.yaml container name + : + input.tag

Build and push example to ghcr.io:

- name: Run stacker-build
  uses: project-stacker/stacker-build-push-action@main
  with:
    file: 'test/stacker.yaml'
    build-args: |
      SUB1=VAR1
      SUB2=VAR2
      SUB3=VAR3
    layer-type: 'tar squashfs'
    tags: ${{ github.event.release.tag_name }} latest
    url: docker://ghcr.io/${{ github.repository }}
    username: ${{ github.actor }}
    password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}

The above action will build test/stacker.yaml and push it to

  1. docker://ghcr.io/project-stacker/stacker/test:latest
  2. docker://ghcr.io/project-stacker/stacker/test:${{ github.event.release.tag_name }}

Build and push example to localhost:

- name: Run stacker-build
  uses: project-stacker/stacker-build-push-action@main
  with:
    file: 'test/stacker.yaml'
    build-args: |
      SUB1=VAR1
      SUB2=VAR2
      SUB3=VAR3
    layer-type: 'tar squashfs'
    url: docker://localhost:5000
    skip-tls: true
    tags: test

The above action will build test/stacker.yaml and push it to

  1. docker://localhost:5000/test:test

Build and push a Dockerfile:

- name: Run stacker-build with a Dockerfile
  uses: ./
  with:
    dockerfile: 'test/Dockerfile.yaml'
    tags: v1 latest
    url: docker://localhost:5000/four/app
    layer-type: 'tar squashfs'
    skip-tls: true

Build recursively all stacker files under dir/ and push all:

- name: Run stacker recursive-build
  uses: ./
  with:
    dir: 'test/builds'
    tags: v2
    url: docker://localhost:5000/five/app
    layer-type: 'tar squashfs'
    skip-tls: true