Add release automation and documentation #77
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choldgraf
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| page](https://github.com/jupyterhub/repo2docker-action/releases) where | ||
| you create a new GitHub release. Enter a _tag name_ and _release name_ of | ||
| "vX.Y.Z". Doing so will automatically update the "vX" branch allowing users to | ||
| reference this action with `jupyterhub/repo2docker-action@vX`. |
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Make a note that you have to change the docs and examples to point to the new version?
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@yuvipanda go for merge on this? |
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I'll go for a self-merge on this. This is the pattern we have adopted in the other github actions we maintain in the jupyterhub org. |
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This PR aligns this repository that contains a GitHub action definition with some practices for the other repositories in the jupyterhub org that also defines GitHub actions.
With this in place and a new release made, we can also update the readme to suggest referencing
@v1or similar rather than@master.