Add appending option to tags
See original GitHub issueLet’s say you build multiple distro flavors of your Docker image, e. g. one in Ubuntu (main) and one in Alpine.
Meanwhile it’s fine to use the usual tagging for the main image, is there a way of setting a “base tag” or a “tag” to be appended? In this case, for the Alpine flavor, instead of latest
, using alpine
, x.x.x-alpine
etc. is more appropriate.
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also interested in prefix/suffix
You can use the HackerHappyHour/tagging-strategy@v3 action for this in the meantime while #30 is being considered.
For live examples of this see https://github.com/OctoPrint/octoprint-docker/blob/master/.github/workflows/octoprint-release.yml