You just set up CI/CD on GitHub and have it dump an image into ghcr it’s trivial. Claude excells at seeing up workflows. I don't know why anyone bothers with Dockerhub at all really.

> You just set up CI/CD on GitHub and have it dump an image into ghcr it’s trivial. Claude excells at seeing up workflows. I don't know why anyone bothers with Dockerhub at all really.

Probably because Docker Hub has great discoverability. For my own needs I use Gitea Packages and Woodpecker CI cause GitHub actions feels worse (also in comparison to GitLab CI) or maybe sometimes Nexus as a registry when I need to decouple from my Git platform or need a pull through proxy no matter the original source (I also build my own base and language runtime images but just host upstream PostgreSQL for example). I also use Claude quite heavily but the reality is that not everyone does and anything that we say should “just” be done often won’t because of a variety of reasons (limited free time also being one of those).

All of that is a bit like saying "I don't know why anyone would willingly inflict Docker upon themselves when Podman exists!" or maybe that people should just prefer FreeBSD jails or NixOS. I will say, however, that making the good stuff easier to do is always a good move.