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 = Forgejo with AsciiDoc support
 
-The official Forgejo Docker image does not support AsciiDoc rendering, so I
-wanted to create an image which has support out of the box.
+== Motivation
+
+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.
 
 == Pull from my Forgejo instance
-Visit the link:/FunctionalHacker/forgejo-asciidoc/packages[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://forgejo.org/download[the official image] to
-speed up the download.
+
+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.
 
 == Configuration
-In addition to pulling this image instead of the official one, you need to
-configure the renderer. You can follow the
-https://docs.gitea.io/en-us/external-renderers/#appini-file-configuration[official docs]
-to achieve that.
 
-.My configuration on this Forgejo instance
+In addition to pulling this image instead of the official one, you need to configure the renderer.
+You can follow the link:https://forgejo.org/docs/latest/admin/config-cheat-sheet/#markup-markup[official docs] to achieve that.
+
+.Configuration in use on this Forgejo instance
 [%collapsible]
 ====
 [source,ini]
 ----
-[markup.asciidoc]
-ENABLED = true
-FILE_EXTENSIONS = .adoc,.asciidoc
-RENDER_COMMAND = "asciidoctor -s -a skip-front-matter -a showtitle -a source-highlighter=rouge --out-file=- -"
+[markup.asciidoc] 
+ENABLED = true 
+FILE_EXTENSIONS = .adoc,.asciidoc 
+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 - -" 
 IS_INPUT_FILE = false
 ----
 ====
 
 == Updates
-This image is based on the latest official Forgejo image.
-I will update it whenever I notice the Forgejo team update their image and
-I have the time to do it.
+
+The image will be link:/FunctionalHacker/forgejo-asciidoc/actions[built automatically] when I make changes to it,
+or every day at midnight EET if there are new patch releases available upstream.
+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.
+* `latest` - The latest available release from upstream
+* `x.y` - The latest release for any given minor version
+* `x.y.z` - A patch release
 
 == Support
+
 This image comes with no support whatsoever. The Dockerfile is based on the
-official Forgejo image and it is literally 2 lines long 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 email me at mailto:forgejo@functionalhacker.korhonen.cc[forgejo@functionalhacker.korhonen.cc]
+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.