Trigger docker build when buildinfo.json is updated#611
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SuperSandro2000 merged 1 commit intofactoriotools:masterfrom Mar 22, 2026
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we could also push image to github's docker registry so there would be zero extra tokens needed (for example docker hub) |
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The buildinfo.json is correctly updated. As can be seen here: 18a4834
The build and push pipeline is not triggered though: https://github.com/factoriotools/factorio-docker/actions/workflows/docker-build.yml . It was last manually triggered in January.
After merging this, updating the buildinfo.json also triggers the build pipeline. For 2.0.76 is to be triggered manually one last time.
There is another PR #610 that attempts something similar. Putting the trigger on the update pipeline rather than the other way around, saves a lot of unnecessary runs (even if only skips).