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“@docker can you help me…”: An Early Look at the Docker Extension for GitHub Copilot
At this point, every developer has probably heard about GitHub Copilot. Copilot has quickly become an indispensable tool for many developers, helping novice to seasoned developers become more productive by improving overall efficiency and expediting learning. Today, we are thrilled to announce that we are joining GitHub’s Partner Program and have shipped an experience as…
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Running Testcontainers Tests Using GitHub Actions and Testcontainers Cloud
Learn how to run Testcontainers-based tests using GitHub Actions and Testcontainers Cloud and gain test execution insights from the dashboard.
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Docker V2 Github Action is Now GA
November 2024 update: Learn about the upgraded Docker plans and choose the best Docker Subscription for you. Simpler, more value, better development and productivity. Read our Docker Desktop release collection to learn about our latest enhancements and innovations. — Docker is happy to announce the GA of our V2 Github Action. We’ve been working with…
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Docker Github Actions
November 2024 update: Learn about the upgraded Docker plans and choose the best Docker Subscription for you. Simpler, more value, better development and productivity. Read our Docker Desktop release collection to learn about our latest enhancements and innovations. — In our first post in our series on CI/CD we went over some of the high…
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Docker Support for the New GitHub Container Registry
November 2024 update: Learn about the upgraded Docker plans and choose the best Docker Subscription for you. Simpler, more value, better development and productivity. Read our Docker Desktop release collection to learn about our latest enhancements and innovations. — Docker and GitHub continue to work together to make life easier for developers. GitHub today announced…
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First Docker GitHub Action is here!
We are happy to announce that today Docker has released its first Github Action! We’ve been working with GitHub, looking into how developers have been using GitHub Actions with Docker to set up their CI/CD workflows. The standard flows you’ll see if you look around are what you’d expect: building an image, tagging it, logging into Hub, and pushing the image. This is the workflow we’ve aimed to support with our Docker build-push action.
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