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The example to create a custom Docker image doesn't work #649
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We just migrated to GHCR and there has not yet been a stable release yet, so there is no You can try |
actually, we forgot to make them public :) |
Made aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu public now, let us know if it works better now, use the |
Oh, that explains it 😄 (Side: @reitermarkus using that URL didn't work either, but as pointed out by @Emilgardis , I suppose it's due to it no being public, so I'll just wait) Thanks guys |
I assume we can make them public by default using some label since the ones which are private show |
Thank you very much @Emilgardis, it does work now using the This is a bit awkward though, I was actually more interested in the I'm only interested in having a custom image because one of the dependencies of this Rust program calls |
We can make them public by default by not enabling private packages, I'll do that soon when I'm done with changing all of them |
Doesn't seem like it's possible to disable private packages, if we add new packages we'll have to make sure to change them into public packages/images Configuring visibility of container images for your personal account
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Is this why I get:
Or is that something else entirely? |
Things I have tried:
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We've switched to centos for now in x86_64-unkown-linux-gnu, see #680 for switching back. Long story short, apt and dpkg is not available because its not debian/ubuntu anymore. The instructions are for aarch64 so it uses debian. use |
Rereading your message @detly I see I missed the fact you're trying to use the
edit: if you need more help, open a new issue or discussion |
Trying to follow this section from the README yields me this:
The error message seems a bit odd to me (though I'm still learning Docker), considering that I've already authenticated myself and other images (such as
ghcr.io/rse-ops/gcc-ubuntu-20.04:gcc-7.3.0
) are downloaded just fine.Any help is appreciated, thanks.
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