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README.md

rusefi-ci

This dockerfile will automatically download and configure the github actions self-hosted runner

To run, first build the image with:

docker build -t rusefi-ci .

Then run the newly built image passing OWNER, REPO, and REG_TOKEN (time-limited github actions registration token)

docker run --detach \
 --ENV OWNER=ZHoob2004 \
 --ENV REPO=rusefi \
 --ENV REG_TOKEN=<PUT YO TOKEN HERE> \
 --ENV LABELS="linux,self-hosted" \
 rusefi-ci

Note: the LABELS environment variable is optional, and if omitted will use the default labels as determined by the github runner.

Add --restart=unless-stopped in order to have the container survive reboots

The container uses a persistent volume mounted at /opt/actions-runner. After initial startup, the container will skip registration unless the peristent volume is erased.