Connect Package to Repository #10499
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So the repo and package were already linked. Packages was just disabled in the repo settings. Anyway, I've switched it on. That might benefit someone somewhere, I guess.. 😄 |
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I just noticed the GHCR package is actually public but not connected to the repository. Connecting it to the repository makes it show up on the repository sidebar and displays the README.md file on the package listing. Example:
https://github.com/smashedr/shields/pkgs/container/shields
The label is not required, and from my experience, also requires manually connecting the package to the repository, but GitHub recommends adding it.
This PR can be closed without merging; however, first someone MUST go to the Package, click on the
Package Settingsand find the hit theConnect to Repositorybutton, choose this repository, and save. Once successful, you should see the packages in the side bar as pictured above.Let me know if you have any questions. I can also add this change to #10498 if preferred, but did not want to block one change with another.