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@gve/releases
Advanced tools
Build Docker images and deploy containers to Google Cloud or OpenShift.
Install with npm.
npm i @gve/releases
const { OpenShiftRelease } = require("@gve/releases");
// Create the release.
const projectName = "OpenShift project name or Google Cloud project ID";
const release = new OpenShiftRelease(projectName);
// Build its Docker image.
release.build();
// Intermediate step: Use the Docker CLI to upload the image to its image repository.
// Build a deployment and release it to OpenShift.
release.buildDeployment();
release.release();
FAQs
Build Docker images and deploy containers to Google Cloud or OpenShift
We found that @gve/releases demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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