Use Github Container Repository

[flavio-fernandes]

In anticipation to this repo moving... ;)

[wizhaoredhat]

@thom311 / @SalDaniele PTAL

[SalDaniele]

LGTM Thanks @flavio-fernandes!

[thom311]

Could you please elaborate on the background of this patch? Why do we expect the repo to be moving?

[flavio-fernandes]

Could you please elaborate on the background of this patch? Why do we expect the repo to be moving?

Hi @thom311,
I might be mistaken here, so please feel free to correct me, but I was under the impression that traffic-flow-tests would eventually become part of the ovn-kubernetes umbrella, as the project transitions into its own organization [ 1 ]. While this change is still a bit down the road, my current goal is to integrate this fantastic suite as a lane in the ovn-kubernetes pull requests. This way, we can ensure no regressions occur concerning the expected traffic flows that should always function properly [ 2 ].

[wizhaoredhat]

@flavio-fernandes Do I need to install "secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN" somehow?

[SalDaniele]

For my fork I had to add a new Personal access token to my Github:

• Settings
• Developer Settings
• Personal Access Tokens (opted for classic)

Copy the token and add it as a secret to the repo as we did with quay credentials in the past (Will push a follow-up PR because it seems Github does not like secrets starting with "GITHUB")

[SalDaniele]

Actually disregard, I think this secret exists by default.

#158 should do the trick

[flavio-fernandes]

Actually disregard, I think this secret exists by default.

#158 should do the trick

TY both!

[flavio-fernandes]

I can now docker pull ghcr.io/wizhaoredhat/ocp-traffic-flow-tests:pr_test woot. ;)