The Docker image is tagged with the version extracted from the git tag (e.g., icij/prophecies:1.0.0
). Additionally, the image is tagged as latest
.
Image Repository: icij/prophecies
Platform: linux/arm64, linux/amd64
This documentation provides a comprehensive guide on how to release a new Docker image, build, and test the application locally using the provided Makefile commands.
The version can be updated as major
, minor
, or patch
using the Makefile. To do this, run one of the following commands depending on the type of version bump you need:
These commands automatically update the version in pyproject.toml
for the Python backend and package.json
in the frontend directory, then commit these changes and tag the version in Git.
After updating the version and creating a git tag, push the changes and the tag to your git repository:
Pushing the tag is crucial because the GitHub Actions workflow for Docker image publishing is triggered by a push to tags that follow the semantic versioning format, prefixed with v
(e.g., v1.0.0
).
A convenience docker-compose.yml
file is located as the root of the repository. To build and test Prophecies locally with Docker, you can run from the app's root directory: