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Add mirror workflow for node:26-alpine into base/node#34

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@toddysm toddysm commented Jun 3, 2026

Adds a scheduled/manual mirror workflow that syncs node:26-alpine from Docker Hub into ghcr.io/toddysm/base/node:26-alpine.

Mirrors the existing mirror-python.yml pattern:

  • Thin caller delegating to the reusable _mirror-image.yml.
  • Daily cron at 06:00 UTC + workflow_dispatch with optional force.
  • concurrency group mirror-base-node to prevent overlapping runs.
  • permissions: contents: read, packages: write.

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Pull request overview

Adds a new GitHub Actions “mirror” workflow to keep node:26-alpine synced from Docker Hub into GHCR under ghcr.io/toddysm/base/node:26-alpine, following the existing reusable mirror workflow pattern in this repo.

Changes:

  • Introduces .github/workflows/mirror-node.yml as a thin caller to the reusable ._/ _mirror-image.yml workflow.
  • Configures daily scheduled runs (06:00 UTC) plus workflow_dispatch with optional boolean force.
  • Adds a dedicated concurrency group (mirror-base-node) and appropriate permissions (contents: read, packages: write).

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@toddysm toddysm merged commit 5d1fa5c into main Jun 3, 2026
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