Note: for this to work, we will need to push to the osrf dockerhub the ros2:devel image.
nightly seems to be built by a cron job and source is never pushed to dockerhub.
I dont think devel would change often, is there a preferred strategy for pushing devel to dockerhub ?

I dont think devel would change often, is there a preferred strategy for pushing devel to dockerhub ?

I think it may be worthwhile to include devel into the cron job OSRF has that calls our Docker Hub webhook, currently only triggering the nightly tag. Having the devel rebuilt every day to keep fresh may be helpful to catch upstream package changes in ubuntu, etc. I think we could leave out source tag from osrf/ros2 repo given it make more sense for users to build locally, and may be more likely to fail in building.

Having the devel rebuilt every day to keep fresh may be helpful to catch upstream package changes in ubuntu, etc. I think we could leave out source tag from osrf/ros2 repo given it make more sense for users to build locally, and may be more likely to fail in building.

Sounds good to me 👍

worthwhile to include devel into the cron job OSRF has that calls our Docker Hub webhook

@nuclearsandwich is this something that you'd be ok with? (assuming you're the person to ask :) )

@nuclearsandwich very gentle ping, just to make sure the previous notification didnt get lost :)
Feel free to ping me offline if there are details you'd like to iron out

@nuclearsandwich is this something that you'd be ok with? (assuming you're the person to ask :) )

Yep I just need someone to send me the webhook url to hit.

The current trigger only fires when the nightly packaging job comes back okay. Is there any guard criteria for the devel image or is that just an unconditional curl every 24h?

As of now this cron job is just running on my workstation since we don't have an auxiliary server running anywhere.

Yep. As of now this cron job is just running on my workstation.

Cool, I'm going to merge and test the docker hub build of devel via the admin console.