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feat: Use ghcr.io for custom images instead of docker.io - #370
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Description
This change makes it so our custom containers use the images hosted on Github here.
The benefit of doing this is cost savings. Public packages on Github are entirely free, whereas for Docker hub we have to have a paid subscription for hosting images.
Testing Instructions
tdocker pull && tdocker up -dtpullruns finemssql2017,mssql2019,mssql2022containers:Checklist
bin/directory run correctly on both MacOS and WSLtbuild container && tup container)config.phpare compatible with our oldest supported Totara version, our newest Totara version, and Moodle