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[Feature] Integrate Docker Image Build on Release Publication 🐳 #87
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- Add a .dockerignore file to exclude irrelevant files during the Docker image build. - Rename the GitHub workflow file to clarify its role: 'build.yml' -> 'cargo-build.yml'. - Add a new GitHub workflow for Docker image build: 'docker-build.yml'. - Create a Dockerfile to define the Docker image build instructions. - Add an entrypoint.sh script to initialize the environment when the Docker container starts. - Update README.md to include information about Docker usage. These changes automate the creation of Docker images on each new release, making the deployment and usage of ORE easier.
The ORE mining launcher script has been updated to include new features and improvements. This update includes: - Added support for specifying a custom RPC URL - Improved error handling and messaging - Fixed entrypoint permissions issue - Updated version to 1.0 Please review and merge the changes.
Update entrypoint
…sues with ore-cli v2 on ARM architecture
…y and consistency
…if FUNCTION is not "benchmark"
GM @HardhatChad The Docker image build is now functional. Could you please review this PR? |
…and security checks
Latest Changes : - Enhanced CI Pipeline: Added a comprehensive Rust test suite (rust-test.yml) to ensure code quality, including features like Clippy linting, test coverage for different feature sets, and uploading results as SARIF files. |
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This pull request integrates the automation of Docker image builds upon release publication. The following changes have been made:
These changes automate the creation of Docker images on each new release, making the deployment and usage of ORE easier.