---------------------- To build a Docker image and tag it with the git branch or "latest" using Garden, you can use the

garden publish

command with the

--tag

option. Here's how you can do it: 1. For tagging with the git branch:

garden publish --tag 'v0.1-${git.branch}'

2. For tagging with "latest":

garden publish --tag "latest"

These commands will build the Docker image and apply the specified tag. The

${git.branch}

is a template string that Garden will replace with the current git branch name. It's important to note that you should wrap templated tags with single quotes to prevent your shell from attempting to perform its own substitution. You can also use other template strings available for action configs. For example: -

${build.version}

for the full Garden version of the build -

${build.hash}

for the Garden version hash of the build Publishing images () provides more details on how to use these template strings and other options for publishing images with Garden. Remember that before publishing, you need to specify the

publishId

field in your container action's

spec

to indicate where the image should be published, unless you're publishing to your configured deployment registry when using the

kubernetes

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