build: remove docker-publish workflow#4241
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Makes sense to me. Thanks @andygrove!
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@comphead any objection to dropping this? |
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Which issue does this PR close?
N/A
Rationale for this change
The docker-publish workflow has been a source of friction: it's tied to a specific Spark/Scala/JDK combination in the Dockerfile, and every default-version bump requires synchronized updates to the workflow tag and the Dockerfile. Removing the workflow lets us decouple the supported build matrix from any single published image and avoids stale or confusing image tags on ghcr.io.
It has also been broken for a long time and nobody has complained:
What changes are included in this PR?
Deletes `.github/workflows/docker-publish.yml`. The `kube/Dockerfile` is left in place so users can still build their own image locally.
How are these changes tested?
No tests; this only removes a CI workflow. Existing tests are unaffected.