This action can be used to build containers using an Azure Container Registry.

Following the capabilities of this action:

• Custom Dockerfile path: It is possible to specify a path for the Dockerfile

• Build context: Allows to specify the build context for the image

• Default tag: The action will default to use the first 8 characters of the commit SHA if no tag is specified

• Private repositories:: It is possible to use private Github repositories by providing a github_token

Create an SP with Contributor access to the Azure Container Registry

az ad sp create-for-rbac -n "acrtask0" --skip-assignment
az role assignment create --assignee <spID> --scope <resourceID of the ACR> --role "Contributor"

In your repository, create the following secrets (or set them in clear in the workflow definition):

• service_principal
• service_principal_password
• tenant
• registry
• repository
• (optional, for accessing private repositories) git_access_token

In .github/workflows create a workflow file like the following:

name: build_image
on:
  push:
    paths:
      - "src/docker/**"
jobs:
  build:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - name: ACR build
        id: acr
        uses: azure/acr-build@v1
        with:
          service_principal: ${{ secrets.service_principal }}
          service_principal_password: ${{ secrets.service_principal_password }}
          tenant: ${{ secrets.tenant }}
          registry: ${{ secrets.registry }}
          repository: ${{ secrets.repository }}
          image: image
          git_access_token: ${{ secrets.git_access_token }}
          folder: src/docker
          dockerfile: ../../dockerfiles/Dockerfile
          branch: main
          build_args: '[{"arg_one":"value_one"}, {"arg_two":"value_two"}]'

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