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Hi, I have succeeded on pushing images to ghcr.io under an org when logged-in as an org owner, but when logged-in as just an org member This org’s setting Any idea what could be going on? Thanks! |
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Hello! Have you configured access for the organization member? The owner who created the Container would have admin permissions by default. However the org member would need to have Lemme know if that works! |
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Thanks for the feedback @clarkbw, that worked 👍 So, if I understood correctly, only org owners can create images, and then they should grant access to other members in order for them to be able to push other tags for those images. If I got that correct, then the description under the org’s Thanks again! |
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alpeb:
Any org member can create an image. That creator holds admin for the image name and can extend it to others. Sorry I was describing your circumstance. |
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clarkbw:
I am seeing unauthorized when publishing a new container to I have looked and the documentation and forums and I see lots of information on how to adjust permissions for already created images. @clarkbw can you clarify how an org member (non-owner) can push/create new images to |
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ataylorme:
Can you share the exact error? Any org member can currently publish packages to the organization. However there is a setting for organizations that allow containers to be published at all. See https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/packages/getting-started-with-github-container-registry/enabling-github-container-registry-for-your-organization |
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clarkbw:
Sure, my terminal output is below (actual org name changed to org-a for privacy). I re-tagged the latest NodeJS container for my organization, logged out of I am a member of the GitHub org but I am not an org owner.
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ataylorme:
Are you sure the organization has turned on the setting required for GHCR? |
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clarkbw:
That setting was not enabled. It is now (thanks for the link) and I am able to push a container to @clarkbw is there a way to have newly created containers on the GitHub container registry If there is not a way to do that by default is there an API I can use to grant teams or users access to containers published to |
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ataylorme:
We’re working on an “internal” visibility setting that be the new default for images. Internal would mean all org members have read-access by default. |
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That is great news, thank you @clarkbw! |
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Thanks for your support here! |
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Hi, I am having the same problems as mentioned above. When trying to push a package (which is a docker image) to our organisation. I get the error: When I publish it under my own account there is no problem, everything works fine. Thanks in advance. |
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I fixed it by pushing it directly from a Github action using the GITHUB_TOKEN. |
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I had the same issue (trying to publish image as org member). you need to go to package permissions > container creation in your org settings, and tick “internal”. But I cannot find any documentation about this requirement. I think this page should have mentioned it Working with the Container registry - GitHub Docs |
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Followed @sweco-nlecla example and created Action for repo. It creates package |
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Thanks for the feedback @clarkbw, that worked 👍
So, if I understood correctly, only org owners can create images, and then they should grant access to other members in order for them to be able to push other tags for those images.
If I got that correct, then the description under the org’s
Member privileges -> Package creation
“Members will be able to create public packages, visible to anyone” can be a little misleading 😉Thanks again!