A github action could be created to bump the rclone version on each release and then push it to dockerhub. This could be combined with the PR #42 and thus create releases for each arch. Also it could all be done automatically so @pfidr34 does not have to intervene each time a new request is made.
The only issue that I really don't know how to resolve is triggering the github workflow every time there is a new rclone release. Maybe we could use Workflow triggers?
https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-workflows/events-that-trigger-workflows
A github action could be created to bump the rclone version on each release and then push it to dockerhub. This could be combined with the PR #42 and thus create releases for each arch. Also it could all be done automatically so @pfidr34 does not have to intervene each time a new request is made.
The only issue that I really don't know how to resolve is triggering the github workflow every time there is a new rclone release. Maybe we could use Workflow triggers?
https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-workflows/events-that-trigger-workflows