Build containers in GHA #649
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This PR will add the necessary workflows and other files for us to build our Docker and Apptainer/Singularity containers in GitHub Actions (GHA) runners (Ubuntu VM running in Microsoft Azure) from conda environment YAML files and push the containers to GitHub packages (ghcr.io), quay.io, and DockerHub.
The layout of the workflow is approximately as follows:
.github/docker.df- Dockerfile for building amicromamba-based Docker container.github/apptainer.def- definition file for building amicromamba-based Apptainer/Singularity container.github/workflows/container_build.yml- workflow to build containers withdocker buildxandapptainerand upload the image archive to GHA temporary artifact storage.github/workflows/container_upload.yml- workflow to download containers from GHA artifact storage and tag and upload them to container repositories.