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Retrieve ownership of Docker Hub rostooling account #62

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christophebedard opened this issue Dec 4, 2023 · 4 comments
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Retrieve ownership of Docker Hub rostooling account #62

christophebedard opened this issue Dec 4, 2023 · 4 comments
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christophebedard commented Dec 4, 2023

I do not have access to this account: https://hub.docker.com/u/rostooling. We still have the username and password as secrets in this repo, but it looks like we're having issues with it: #61 (comment).

@emersonknapp do you know who has access to this account? I'm assuming it was someone from AWS a few years ago.

Another solution would be to stop publishing to Docker Hub and just use the GitHub Docker registry. We would have to announce this, somehow.

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do you know who has access to this account? I'm assuming it was someone from AWS a few years ago.

@thomas-moulard from the git history, it looks like this might be you.

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Yeah, I have ownership over the rostooling org on docker hub. It's connected to my personal account. I can add you. But I also agree that using github docker registry would be a nice way to go

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I think it would be good to be able to manage it in the meantime. My Docker Hub username is the same: https://hub.docker.com/u/christophebedard

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Thanks Emerson, I have access now. I'll close this.

But I also agree that using github docker registry would be a nice way to go

I've opened #64 for this. I did realize that there wasn't really an issue with Docker Hub in #61; the issue was because the PR was coming from a fork.

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