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Add CI action for uploading Docker image for wheels #3268

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The images on https://hub.docker.com/r/neuronsimulator/neuron_wheel/tags are a bit inconsistent; we should use one tag for all platforms (since Docker picks the right one based on the architecture when pulling, no need to have separate tags). They are also a bit of a pain to update: someone (with push permissions!) needs to build the image on their own machine, for both x86_64 and aarch64, tag them correctly, and then upload them to DockerHub. This whole process is a bit error-prone and can take a while.

This CI introduces a manual action that can be run (ran?) to automatically build the neuronsimulator/neuron_wheel image for both x86 and aarch64, and optionally pushes it to DockerHub (by setting upload to true).

Note that DOCKERHUB_USERNAME needs to be set as an env variable for this repo, and DOCKERHUB_TOKEN needs to be set as an env secret for pushing to work.

Once this is merged, and this action is ran at least once, I can make another PR which introduces the necessary changes to use a unified neuronsimulator/neuron_wheel:latest image everywhere.

EDIT: after spending some time fiddling with it, docker buildx is a bit cumbersome to use locally, so in the interest of simplicity, the tags should be x86_64 and aarch64 (to match the outputs of uname -m).

@JCGoran JCGoran force-pushed the jelic/ci_docker_base_image branch from 8f6ba67 to 0e6433d Compare December 4, 2024 10:51
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JCGoran commented Dec 9, 2024

It turns out that the action is very slow to build the aarch64 image since it's using emulation instead of a native runner, so I for now it's easier and faster to just build things locally, and push to dockerhub/GHCR. Native Linux arm runners are on the way, but only in early 2025, so I'll leave this unmerged for now.

Remove Python 3.13t (the free-threaded build) as we do not support it
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