Hey,
Probably because docker build -t is not tagging the image properly. Try to run docker images after docker build command. It will print all the docker images we build with name.
I resolved it, was hillarious but docker wasn't recognizing "-" and caps in my repository name, changing repo name to lowercase and replacing "-" with "_" solved the problem; But I'm now facing another issue, I'm only able to pass "NEXT_PUBLIC" env variables, but some libs like "next-auth" only accept some hardcoded variables like "NEXTAUTH_URL", is there anyway to solve this as well?
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Hi Yash, thanks for sharing this post. I tried to follow your steps, but getting error on "push" step in github workflow, any idea?
Hey,
Probably because docker build -t is not tagging the image properly. Try to run
docker imagesafter docker build command. It will print all the docker images we build with name.I resolved it, was hillarious but docker wasn't recognizing "-" and caps in my repository name, changing repo name to lowercase and replacing "-" with "_" solved the problem; But I'm now facing another issue, I'm only able to pass "NEXT_PUBLIC" env variables, but some libs like "next-auth" only accept some hardcoded variables like "NEXTAUTH_URL", is there anyway to solve this as well?