docker-compose-updater/config.example.yaml
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# Docker Compose Updater Configuration
# This configuration determines how the updater behaves
# Paths to scan for Docker Compose files
compose_paths:
- "/app/compose-files"
- "./docker-compose.yml"
- "./compose.yml"
# Cron expression for when to run updates
# Default: Daily at 2 AM UTC
schedule: "0 0 2 * * *"
# Registry configurations
# All registries use the standard Docker Registry v2 API. Public repositories need
# no credentials: the updater requests an anonymous pull token when challenged.
# Defaults for docker.io and ghcr.io are filled in for any entry left out here.
registries:
"docker.io":
url: "https://registry-1.docker.io"
# Docker Hub validates the basic-auth username, so a personal access token
# only works alongside the account that owns it. Both are optional; without
# them public images are still read anonymously.
# username: "your-docker-hub-username"
# auth_token: "${DOCKERHUB_TOKEN}"
"ghcr.io":
url: "https://ghcr.io"
auth_token: "${GITHUB_TOKEN}"
# GitHub token must have 'read:packages' scope and access to the target repositories
# `username` is not needed here: the token itself carries the identity
"lscr.io":
url: "https://lscr.io"
"registry.gitlab.com":
url: "https://registry.gitlab.com"
auth_token: "${GITLAB_TOKEN}"
# Add any custom registry following the same pattern:
# "my-registry.company.com":
# url: "https://my-registry.company.com"
# auth_token: "${CUSTOM_REGISTRY_TOKEN}"
# Update strategy
# Options: LatestPatchOfPreviousMinor (default), Latest
update_strategy: "LatestPatchOfPreviousMinor"
# Images to ignore (substring matching)
ignore_images: []
dry_run: false