Contribute
We're glad to see developers who want to contribute to this project, in this section, you'll learn how to build and test images on local environment, and then commit changes to our repository.
We assume that you already have basic skills about Git and Docker.
Fork Repository
Firstly, you should fork the repository, and then clone it to local. Assume that the https://github.com/username/hugo-docker is the fork repository.
1git clone https://github.com/username/hugo-docker hugo-docker
Change Directory
And then change the current working directory to docker/hugo, the rest of steps are performed under this directory.
1cd hugo-docker/docker/hugo
Clone Hugo Repository
We need to clone Hugo into docker/hugo/src to build it from source.
1git clone -b <version> https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo src
Please replace the <version> with particular version, such as v0.126.1.
Build Images
Modify files and save changes, and then build a local image, takes exts as an example.
1docker build -t myhugo-exts -f Dockerfile-exts .
Test Images
You should test the image locally to ensure it works properly.
1docker run -v ${PWD}:/src myhugo-exts hugo
Writing Tests
We strongly recommend writting tests on our build workflow if possible, so that we can make sure everything is fine before pushing it to registry.
If you’re unfimilar to this, skip this step for now, we will handle it on your PR.
Commit Changes
Once tests passed, you can commit the changes and push to remote.
1git add .
2git commit -m 'Write some meaningful message [build]'
[build] is required to trigger the build workflow.
Create Pull Request
To create a pull request, you can simply navigate to your fork repository, then GitHub web UI will pop up a button to create pull request. We will review and merge it after the tests are passed.