feat(docker): Add flag to enable IPv6 in auto-created networks #120
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Implements one part of #119. The other part is a corresponding PR in forgejo/act: forgejo/act#24.
Closes #119
cascading-pr updated at actions/setup-forgejo#102
The pipeline for this PR fails as it requires the changes from forgejo/act#24 to be merged first.
ACT v1.17.0 was tagged just now with your change merged in. You can update this PR to upgrade to this version in go.mod.
Note that the CI of the runner does not do much more than compiling. But the cascading PRs your update will trigger in setup-forgejo and in end-to-end will run tests that verify your change is backward compatible and does not introduce a regression.
@earl-warren for some reason the cascading-pr CI trigger was skipped for my latest commits:
cascading-pr updated at actions/setup-forgejo#102
Good catch, I removed the variable and kicked https://code.forgejo.org/forgejo/runner/actions/runs/627
The cascade PRs both passed