The GitHub Workflow (docker.yml) has been refactored to replace docker-compose with docker. This involves changes in the installation instructions and the commands to build and test the Docker image. This simplifies the workflow and allows the use of standard Docker commands instead of docker-compose.
Docker-compose installation has been moved in the GitHub Workflow (docker.yml) from the "test" to the "build" phase. This change ensures docker-compose is installed early on, making it available throughout the entire process. The steps include updating the package list, installing docker-compose, and confirming its installation.
The GitHub Workflow (docker.yml) now includes a step for installing docker-compose. This addition ensures that docker-compose is available within the Docker container, which is necessary for performing complex multi-container tasks. The installation process involves updating the package list, installing docker-compose, and verifying its location.
The Docker image creation and pushing procedures have been moved from the goreleaser.yaml file to a separate GitHub Workflow file docker.yml. This shift gives a more granular control over the Docker image build and push operations with specific GitHub Actions. Also, added the Dockerfile instructions and docker-files for image building to cope up with the changed Docker process.
