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Readme on docker hub is hard to read #3224
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Because it's taking the readme it also contains a lot of information that is not relevant for the docker container (such as the installing from source section). |
According to the Docker Hub documentation, Docker Hub automatically displays the README file found in the same folder as the And it seems that Docker Hub supports having a Dockerfile in a dedicated folder, instead of the root folder: https://docs.docker.com/docker-hub/builds/#add-and-run-a-new-build Therefore maybe the |
Thanks all for highlighting - let me check with @michaelkaye |
Hi there; thanks for noticing and letting us know. I didn't realise that dockerhub overwrote the readme on each build -- we're probably going to have to think carefully about how to version new environment variables in the configuration options section. For now, I think we should probably push the Dockerfile, README and start.sh into a /docker folder in the root. It makes the command to build a little harder, but I don't think we should consider the docker file part of /contrib/ any more - we're pushing the images to the matrixdotorg account as part of the build process. |
I've disabled the automatic build for now, and updated the docker description with something more suitable to that purpose - https://hub.docker.com/r/matrixdotorg/synapse/ Once we rearrange we can re-enable the auto-build, and we'll have that done before the next release (so from then on it'll be all fine) |
If this is indeed the correct issue for automated docker builds: could you please add building docker images for releases to some manual checklist until it is automated? |
fixed by #3644 |
https://hub.docker.com/r/matrixdotorg/synapse/
It looks like it's taking the RST and interpreting it as markdown. Someone with permissions should probably take out the irrelevant sections and fix it up a little bit.
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