Branch: refs/heads/XDOCKER-18-automate-docker-images-release Home: https://github.com/xwiki/xwiki-docker Commit: 11970ba2b9414b535d1454b91e8d0d4fc0bfab38 https://github.com/xwiki/xwiki-docker/commit/11970ba2b9414b535d1454b91e8d0d4... Author: Vincent Massol <[email protected]> Date: 2026-08-25 (Tue, 25 Aug 2026) Changed paths: M .github/workflows/docker-build.yml M README.md M build.gradle M gradle/helpers.gradle M gradle/official-image.gradle M gradle/run-instances.gradle M gradle/update-versions.gradle Log Message: ----------- XDOCKER-18: Automate updating the stable version * submitOfficialImage now refuses to submit images the Docker Build workflow has not built successfully: what docker-library rebuilds is the GitCommit(s) emitted in the library file, so that workflow is what says they build at all, and without the check the first thing to notice a broken Dockerfile is the upstream Pull Request. The workflow only triggers on the paths the images are made of, so a HEAD that triggered no run of its own is checked against the latest run of the release branch instead; no run at all is reported but not fatal. '-PskipCiCheck' waives it, since that workflow also goes red on the transient download failures it is prone to. * Add '-PtargetRepo=<you>/official-images' to submitOfficialImage, so that the write path - the one part a dry run cannot exercise - can be rehearsed against a repository of your own rather than run for the first time during a release. A target you own needs no fork (GitHub does not let you fork your own repository), so the branch then lives in it and the Pull Request is opened inside it; a rehearsal waives the guards on what is reachable upstream, that being the point of it. * Drop 'gradle/*.gradle' from the paths triggering the Docker Build workflow: none of those scripts takes part in the generation, so a change to one cannot change an image, and building the whole matrix for it costs 12 jobs for nothing. That they still configure and generate is what Gradlew Check verifies, now on Pull Requests too. * Move the ports runAll publishes off 8080 (18081 and up, '-PbasePort' to move them), which is what smokeTest already does and for the same reason: 8080 is the port a developer's own instance holds, and binding it fails the boot for a reason that has nothing to do with the image. * Parse the '-Pcycles' / '-Pvariants' selections once, through a 'parseList' helper, instead of repeating the same tokenize/trim/filter in four places. * Only tell the release manager to regenerate the images when something actually moved, rather than after every update task run. * Say in the README (and next to buildImage) that smokeTest and runAll overwrite the local image tag they build, the published official image of that version included, and document the new flags. To unsubscribe from these emails, change your notification settings at https://github.com/xwiki/xwiki-docker/settings/notifications