New Git tag does not trigger automatic build anymore

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I just pushed a new Git tag to a GitHub repository of mine and noticed that the automatic build feature stopped working for me. I am using the “match versions” build rule from the “example build rules” in the “Build settings” section:

  • Type: Tag
  • Name: /^[0-9.]+$/
  • Dockerfile location: /
  • Docker Tag Name: {sourceref}

My most recent Git tag is “0.1.3”, which should be matched by the Regex.

Here’s a screenshot of my build rules:

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Note: When I push to my GitHub repo, the “latest” build rule is triggered, so my GitHub Webhook seems to be working fine.

Does anybody have any idea on how to solve this?

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Same Issue here! The “build on new tag” feature doesn’t seem to work anymore.

It must have something to do with the consolidation of docker cloud and docker hub: https://blog.docker.com/2018/12/the-new-docker-hub/

I tried to configure a classic build (https://docs.docker.com/docker-hub/builds/classic/) but that doesn’t work either…

My current workaround is manually creating a new Build Rule for every new tag.

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Nevermind, the feature seems to work again for me.
I had to configure an Automated Build (not “Classic”):

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I was not aware that the Build Rules I had created were “Classic” Automated Builds.

So apparently in order to create Automated Builds now, I have to link my Docker Hub account to my GitHub account, right?

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@djbrown: Where did you configure your non-Classic Automated Build?

I linked my GitHub account and deleted all previous build rules, but my build rules interface still looks the same (no “Autobuild” and “Build caching” settings visible).

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You can manage your Docker Repository’s Build Triggers on Docker Cloud at https://cloud.docker.com/repository/docker/USERNAME/REPONAME/builds/edit.
For example for my Repo I go to https://cloud.docker.com/repository/docker/djbrown/hbscorez/builds/edit.

You should also be able to navigate there via UI by goiing to your Repo on Docker Cloud > Builds > Configure Automated Builds (see screenshot).

Maybe you also have to delete Docker Hub and/or Docker Cloud integrations from GitHub.
You can also try to turn off Classic Automated Builds (deselect “When active, builds will trigger automatically on push actions.” under Build Settings section).

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@djbrown: Thanks for your help. I could not configure any builds using that URL; I simply got an empty page. Apparently the only page that let me change any build settings was the “classic builds” page (almost the same URL as yours: https://cloud.docker.com/repository/docker/USERNAME/REPONAME/hubbuilds/).

Deleting integrations did not change anything for me. I have just removed and recreated the complete repository on Docker Hub and now I can finally configure automated builds as expected.

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I still can’t get this to work. Nor do the instructions for triggering a build via curl work. I get a successful response but nothing happens.

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I cannot delete my private or public repository from docker hub

When i trying to delete public or private repository from docker hub i got error

Command which i was trying to delete from terminal
curl -s -v -H “Authorization: JWT ${HUB_TOKEN}” -X DELETE “https://hub.docker.com/v2/repositories/mohd/test2/”

After execute i got error
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