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The official pixelfed repo can be sort of slow on releasing new versions, but the pixelfed-glitch repo seems to be picking up steam and releases very regularly. I'd like to support using that image, but there's a few caveats:
Much like the official pixelfed docker image, using their official image would require us to add the .env file, which isn't a huge deal, but would require an initContainer to template out some secrets for things such as mail, database, and valkey/redis credentials
I tried to clone matt's image repo that we're currently using and although I did get it build and push up to my docker repo, it seems like the build process is quite slow and I haven't worked out how to pull the latest tag so we always have a properly tagged image, but this could be iterated on. The current work is at https://github.com/small-hack/docker-pixelfed-glitch
They haven't yet published a full doc on how pixelfed-glitch differs from pixelfed official, so we may need to open up and issue and ask politely for that info
Other than that, publishing at least a bit of documentation into the root level README.md about how to use pixelfed-glitch with this chart probably isn't a bad idea for helping folks out :)
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The official pixelfed repo can be sort of slow on releasing new versions, but the pixelfed-glitch repo seems to be picking up steam and releases very regularly. I'd like to support using that image, but there's a few caveats:
Other than that, publishing at least a bit of documentation into the root level README.md about how to use pixelfed-glitch with this chart probably isn't a bad idea for helping folks out :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: