Use 'Repository variables' to set docker container version #965
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| download-snapshot-and-checkdb: | ||
| runs-on: self-hosted | ||
| container: quarkchaindocker/pyquarkchain:mainnet1.6.1 | ||
| container: quarkchaindocker/pyquarkchain:${{ vars.DOCKER_VERSION }} |
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A little bit confusing - sounds like the version of Docker
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Use 'Repository variables' to set the docker container version so that we can change the variable to apply the version next time we release a new docker image instead of updating the code.