* fix list indents in notifications
* fix missing lang tag
* fix list indent and extra newlines
* further indentation experimentation
* fix remark lint-recommend warnings
* Make watchtower skip update if pre-update lifecycle hook exits with a non-zero exit code
#649
* Make watchtower skip update if pre-update lifecycle hook exits with a non-zero exit code
#649
* Make watchtower skip update if pre-update lifecycle hook exits with a non-zero exit code
#649
* Make watchtower skip update if pre-update lifecycle hook exits with a non-zero exit code
#649
* Make watchtower skip update if pre-update lifecycle hook exits with a non-zero exit code #649
* Make watchtower skip update if pre-update lifecycle hook exits with a non-zero exit code #649
* Make watchtower skip update if pre-update lifecycle hook exits with a non-zero exit code #649
* Prevent starting new container if old one is not stopped because of lifecycle hook.
* Add null check for c.containerInfo.State in IsRunning
* Fixed that the container would not start
* Added test for preupdate
* EX_TEMPFAIL -> ExTempFail
* Added missing fuction ouput names
* Skip preupdate when container is restarting.
* feat: allow hostname override for email notifier
As it currently stands all notifiers utilise `os.Hostname` to populate their titles/subjects.
When utilising Docker with a bridged network if you set the hostname for a container to an external DNS hostname Docker's internal DNS resolver will override said hostname for all containers within the bridged network.
This change allows a user to specify what hostname should be represented in the email notifications without having to change the `os.Hostname`.
* feat: allow custom hostname for all notifiers
* docs: adjust notification hostname flag
* fix: move build meta to own package
this allows it to be referenced from other packages without causing a cyclic dependency
* feat: custom user agent
* feat: check container config before restart
* fix: only skip when hostconfig and config differ
* fix: update test mocks to not fail tests
* test: add verify config tests
* feat: make head pull failure warning toggleable
* expect prometheus tests to go through EVENTUALLY
* wait for queue to be empty before checking test conditions
* clean up new head failure toggle
* fixup! clean up new head failure toggle
* test: add warn on head failure tests
* fix client interface and make tests hit more lines
* make all tests use NewClient instead of creating a struct pointer
* fix lint issues
* see if moving ubuntu out of the matrix solves test issue
Co-authored-by: nils måsén <nils@piksel.se>
* feat: make head pull failure warning toggleable
* expect prometheus tests to go through EVENTUALLY
* wait for queue to be empty before checking test conditions
* clean up new head failure toggle
* fixup! clean up new head failure toggle
* test: add registry tests
* test: add warn on head failure tests
* fix client interface and make tests hit more lines
* make all tests use NewClient instead of creating a struct pointer
* fix lint issues
Co-authored-by: Simon Aronsson <simme@arcticbit.se>
* chore(ci): run code coverage on main push
* merge workflows for pushes to main
* add workflow dispatch for production releases
Co-authored-by: Simon Aronsson <simme@arcticbit.se>
Probably due to the docker hub rate limiting, the default interval was changed from 5 minutes to 24 hours.
It is mentioned in the documentation for `--interval`, but not yet here :-)
From mkdocs [documentation](https://www.mkdocs.org/user-guide/configuration/#edit_uri):
```
Note
On a few known hosts (specifically GitHub, Bitbucket and GitLab), the edit_uri is derived from the 'repo_url' and does not need to be set manually. Simply defining a repo_url will automatically populate the edit_uri configs setting.
For example, for a GitHub- or GitLab-hosted repository, the edit_uri would be automatically set as edit/master/docs/ (Note the edit path and master branch).
For a Bitbucket-hosted repository, the equivalent edit_uri would be automatically set as src/default/docs/ (note the src path and default branch).
To use a different URI than the default (for example a different branch), simply set the edit_uri to your desired string. If you do not want any "edit URL link" displayed on your pages, then set edit_uri to an empty string to disable the automatic setting.
```
nils måsén