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Docker Hub README -> GitHub README?
Maintaining the README on the Docker Hub entry has some challenges:
- ends up out of date (we update the GitHub README more often than we port over the changes to Docker Hub)
- some GitHub markdown conventions are not supported by Docker Hub (e.g. call-outs)
- it's more work for us
Questions:
- Is it okay for Docker Official Images to replace their Docker Hub contents (beyond the essentials like tags and some basic introductory context/etc) with a link to their GitHub README or other docs?
- If so, should we do this?
- Or, if we keep it, should we consider automating some of the updating?
- And, if we keep it, are the unsupported markdown bits worth keeping on GitHub?
Codecov Report
:x: Patch coverage is 16.00000% with 21 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.
:white_check_mark: Project coverage is 14.84%. Comparing base (9a754e6) to head (d08a9ba).
:warning: Report is 117 commits behind head on main.
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- Coverage 22.98% 14.84% -8.14%
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Files 254 212 -42
Lines 12589 10299 -2290
Branches 2478 2484 +6
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- Hits 2893 1529 -1364
+ Misses 9346 8420 -926
Partials 350 350
| Flag | Coverage Δ | |
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| javascript | 14.84% <16.00%> (+<0.01%) |
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| php | ? |
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