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@@ -112,9 +112,9 @@ The signed XPI is produced manually and must be checked into `XPI/signed/LinkLog
The extension's `update_url` points at the stable raw repository URL `https://git.kolkman.org/olaf/Link-Log/raw/branch/main/webextension/updates.json`. Update `webextension/updates.json` with each signed XPI version and commit it together with the XPI. The release page provides a direct install link at `https://git.kolkman.org/olaf/Link-Log/releases/download/v<version>/LinkLog-<version>.xpi`.
The workflow requires Gitea Actions secrets named `REGISTRY_USERNAME`, `REGISTRY_PASSWORD`, and `GITEA_TOKEN`. The token needs permission to create releases and upload release assets; the registry credentials need permission to push the image.
The workflow requires Gitea Actions secrets named `REGISTRY_USERNAME`, `REGISTRY_TOKEN`, and `RELEASE_TOKEN`. `REGISTRY_TOKEN` is a Gitea access token with permission to push packages; `RELEASE_TOKEN` needs permission to create releases and upload release assets.
Every push to `main` also runs `.gitea/workflows/development.yml` and publishes the current Docker image as `git.kolkman.org/olaf/link-log:development`. The workflow uses the same `REGISTRY_USERNAME` and `REGISTRY_PASSWORD` secrets and can also be started manually from Gitea Actions.
Every push to `main` also runs `.gitea/workflows/development.yml` and publishes the current Docker image as `git.kolkman.org/olaf/link-log:development`. The workflow uses `REGISTRY_USERNAME` and the Gitea access token in `REGISTRY_TOKEN`, and can also be started manually from Gitea Actions.
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