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Please include git describe --always --dirty in the git repository information, we find it's most informative. IMO when it's not dirty, its a better tag as well, though you do end up with a lot of them on your machine.
FWIW- the Aggie Experts rules are :
--env=dev is always tagged :dirty
--env=sandbox,clean can't be dirty and are always localhost/aggie-expert and always built locally
you can only save tagged images to the registry.
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Please include
git describe --always --dirty
in the git repository information, we find it's most informative. IMO when it's not dirty, its a better tag as well, though you do end up with a lot of them on your machine.FWIW- the Aggie Experts rules are :
--env=dev
is always tagged:dirty
--env=sandbox,clean
can't be dirty and are always localhost/aggie-expert and always built locallyThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: