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Recently I decided to take on the task of automating my site's build and deployment process through GitHub Actions. I'm using my own static site generator Cleaver to handle that, which requires both Node + PHP to be installed in order to run the asset compilation and build process. Now, GitHub Actions supports both of those runtimes out of the box, but I had just created a perfectly good Docker image for using Cleaver, and instead wanted to use that.
Recently I decided to take on the task of automating my site's build and deployment process through GitHub Actions. I'm using my own static site generator Cleaver to handle that, which requires both Node + PHP to be installed in order to run the asset compilation and build process. Now, GitHub Actions supports both of those runtimes out of the box, but I had just created a perfectly good Docker image for using Cleaver, and instead wanted to use that.
Recently I decided to take on the task of automating my site's build and deployment process through GitHub Actions. I'm using my own static site generator Cleaver to handle that, which requires both Node + PHP to be installed in order to run the asset compilation and build process. Now, GitHub Actions supports both of those runtimes out of the box, but I had just created a perfectly good Docker image for using Cleaver, and instead wanted to use that.
I ended up finding an action available on GitHub by addnab called docker-run-action that works exactly how I wanted. You specify an image, any options, and a list of commands to run with it, and only during that step of the build process is it used.