GitHub Action:Build and Push image

Builds an image, pushes to google artifact registry, and caches to gha as well as the cache tag. Specifically designed to work with google artifact registry. This is also designed to work on a release trigger by default, and will push latest, and the release tag.

- uses: Unsupervisedcom/action-build-push-image@undefined
  with:
    # the path of the dockerfile to use for the build
    # Default: ./Dockerfile
    dockerfile: ""

    # the path of the build context
    # Default: .
    context: ""

    # gcloud service account credentials json
    credentials-json: ""

    # gcloud project id
    project-id: ""

    # artifact registry region
    # Default: us-central1
    region: ""

    # artifact registry repository
    # Default: images
    repository: ""

    # docker build arguments, comma separated string key=value
    # Default:
    build-args: ""

    # docker build secrets, comma separated string key=value
    # Default:
    secrets: ""

    # docker build secret files, this is better suited for json and things like that
    # Default:
    secret-files: ""

    # tag name, excluding tag version, such as `myapp`
    # Default: ${{ github.event.repository.name }}
    tag-name: ""

    # git tags to push, comma separated string such as `latest,v1.0.0`
    # Default: latest,${{ github.event.release.tag_name }}
    tag-versions: ""

    # git tag version to use for the registry cache
    # Default: cache
    cache-tag-version: ""

    # Sets the target stage to build
    # Default:
    target: ""

    # This action mounts the google application credentials file as a secret. The
    # default value of GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS makes it really easy to use in
    # dockerfiles for private dependencies. See graphql-apollo-typescript for an
    # example. This configuration allows you to override the default value and use
    # some other secret name.
    # Default: GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS
    credentials-json-secret-name: ""

    # whether to checkout submodules
    # Default:
    clone-submodules: ""

    # deployer ci github token
    # Default:
    deployer-ci-token: ""

Input	Description	Default	Required
dockerfile	the path of the dockerfile to use for the build	./Dockerfile	false
context	the path of the build context	.	false
credentials-json	gcloud service account credentials json		true
project-id	gcloud project id		true
region	artifact registry region	us-central1	false
repository	artifact registry repository	images	false
build-args	docker build arguments, comma separated string key=value		false
secrets	docker build secrets, comma separated string key=value		false
secret-files	docker build secret files, this is better suited for json and things like that		false
tag-name	tag name, excluding tag version, such as myapp	${{ github.event.repository.name }}	false
tag-versions	git tags to push, comma separated string such as latest,v1.0.0	latest,${{ github.event.release.tag_name }}	false
cache-tag-version	git tag version to use for the registry cache	cache	false
target	Sets the target stage to build		false
credentials-json-secret-name	This action mounts the google application credentials file as a secret. The default value of GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS makes it really easy to use in dockerfiles for private dependencies. See graphql-apollo-typescript for an example. This configuration allows you to override the default value and use some other secret name.	GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS	false
clone-submodules	whether to checkout submodules		false
deployer-ci-token	deployer ci github token		false

Output	Description	Default	Required
random-number	Random number

Example usage that includes a docker secret

name: Build and push image to GAR
on:
  release:
    types: [created]
jobs:
  build-push-image:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: Unsupervisedcom/action-build-push-image@v1
        with:
          credentials-json: ${{ secrets.GOOGLE_ARTIFACT_READ_WRITE }}
          project-id: ${{ secrets.GOOGLE_ARTIFACT_PROJECT_ID }}
          secrets: secret1=${{ secrets.SECRET_ONE }}