Migrate Docker image from Docker Hub to GitHub Container Registry

[yoriiis]

Following the discussion in #58 (comment), this PR proposes publishing the Docker image on GitHub Container Registry rather than Docker Hub following a change in project ownership.

The implementation guide, Publishing a package using an action is more complex and uses additional packages. To facilitate migration, I only made the necessary changes based on the current version of the workflow.
I also updated the packages for the workflows I edited.

[danharrin]

@yoriiis the action has now run, I don't see any published package on my side, but maybe you should also double check on your side?

[yoriiis]

Thanks for the merge!

@yoriiis the action has now run, I don't see any published package on my side, but maybe you should also double check on your side?

It seems that packages are private by default. You can change this setting from the packages page (from the repository or your user), I think.

https://docs.github.com/en/packages/learn-github-packages/configuring-a-packages-access-control-and-visibility

[danharrin]

I don't see it in my account either, privately or publicly

[yoriiis]

I checked with Docker CLI and the package seems to exist

docker manifest inspect ghcr.io/danharrin/monorepo-split:latest
# Returns: unauthorised

With an unknown package, the return is denied.

To make it public, can you access https://github.com/danharrin?tab=packages, you should see the package. Then there are settings to change (visibility and linked repository).

[danharrin]

Interesting, that wasn't there yesterday, it must have been cached or something. I've made it public now.

[yoriiis]

Interesting, that wasn't there yesterday, it must have been cached or something. I've made it public now.

It works, thanks

[yoriiis]

Currently, only the latest tag is published, even if the event that triggers the workflow is a tag. Could we also publish the tagged version in addition to latest?
I can provide a PR if necessary

[danharrin]

Yeah feel free to PR