# Gitea CI/CD and Registry Integration

This project uses the Gitea Actions runner and the built-in container registry hosted at `https://git.knownelement.com`. The workflow definition lives under `.gitea/workflows/ci.yml` and targets the Gitea Actions runtime (1.21+) alongside the built-in container registry available on current releases. The workflow is currently configured for manual `workflow_dispatch` runs so all routine testing stays on the local harness until a runner is available. citeturn0search0turn1search0

## Prerequisites

1. **Enable Actions** on the Gitea instance and mirror required upstream actions (`actions/checkout@v4`, optional others) via the "Actions" admin panel. citeturn0search0
2. **Provision a runner** (e.g. `act_runner`) with Docker access so jobs can launch containers. citeturn0search5
3. **Authenticate to the registry** by generating a Gitea access token (scope `write:package`) and logging in via Docker:
   ```bash
   docker login git.knownelement.com -u <username> -p <token>
   ```
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## Workflow overview

The manual `workflow_dispatch` job builds the `docker/ci-runner` image, then executes `scripts/ci_local.sh` with the requested task list (default `all`). This mirrors the local harness, so whatever succeeds locally will succeed in CI.

> Re-enable push/PR triggers once a runner is available and `make ci-local` is consistently green.

## Container registry usage

- Tag Cloudron packages against the registry namespace, e.g. `git.knownelement.com/knel/cloudron/apache-apisix:<version>`.
- The packager helper script reads `IMAGE_NAME`; override it when pushing to the registry:
  ```bash
  IMAGE_NAME=git.knownelement.com/knel/cloudron-packager BUILD=1 scripts/run_packager.sh
  docker push git.knownelement.com/knel/cloudron-packager
  ```
- Cloudron’s CLI can push directly to the registry once you log in within the packager container.

## Future enhancements

- Add `make lint` and `make status` as required checks in Gitea branch protection.
- Extend the workflow with matrix builds for priority apps (e.g. run smoke scripts once implemented).