The official Forgejo Docker image does not support AsciiDoc rendering, so I wanted to create an image which has all the needed dependencies out of the box.
Visit the link:/FunctionalHacker/-/packages/container/forgejo-asciidoc/latest[packages section] for more information.
The server is running behind 4G broadband so it might be a bit slow to download.
Consider pulling the other layers first from link:https://codeberg.org/forgejo/-/packages/container/forgejo/versions[the official image] to speed up the download.
RENDER_COMMAND = "asciidoctor -b html5 -s -a skip-front-matter -a showtitle -a source-highlighter=rouge -a allow-uri-read -a toc --embedded --safe-mode server -o - -"
link:https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/issues/984[Forgejo doesn't supply a latest] tag so whenever there is a new major (X.y) or minor (y.X) release, I will have to manually update it when I have to time, so there might be a longer delay in those cases.
If you want to get notified when there is a new version available, you can subscribe to the link:https://t.me/korhonen_cc[Korhonen.cc News Telegram channel].
A notification will be sent there whenever a new image is built.
== Tags
Images are tagged following upstream versioning, with the addition of the `latest` tag for convenience.
As mentioned in xref:updates[the previous section], Forgejo doesn't support or encourage the usage of the latest tag, because upgrades might require manual intervention.
If you decide to use the `latest` tag, be sure to read the link:https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/src/branch/forgejo/RELEASE-NOTES.md#1-21-6-0[upstream release notes] before upgrading.
official Forgejo image and it is literally 3 lines long and only one layer on top of upstream so there is not much to go wrong here.
If, for whatever reason you feel that there must be something wrong with my image, you can link:/FunctionalHacker/forgejo-asciidoc/issues/new[open a new issue] in this repository.
