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Deadsnakes changed their PPA description format from explicit ranges
("Python3.7 - Python3.9, Python3.11 - Python3.13") to a "Python3.7+
(NOT Python3.10)" notation that the old parser couldn't interpret.
The regex extracted both the inclusive base and the excluded version
as if both were supported, so the intersection across Ubuntu series
collapsed to {3.7} - producing a build that tried to install
python3.7-dev on Ubuntu 26.04 and failed against modern setuptools.
Switch to querying Launchpad's getPublishedSources API directly,
filtering on source_name=python3. per Ubuntu codename. This reads
what deadsnakes actually publishes rather than parsing free-text
prose, so the action is robust to any future description changes.
Input renamed from ubuntu-versions to ubuntu-codenames since
Launchpad's series endpoint requires codenames; build.yml updated
to pass previous-codename/latest-codename which prepare-build-inputs
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ACT Runner Images
Production-ready runner images for Forgejo Actions and ACT with comprehensive language support and nightly updates.
[!NOTE] Images are built nightly on my Forgejo instance and automatically mirrored to GitHub Container Registry for optimal CDN performance.
Usage examples
GitHub Actions:
jobs:
test:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
container: ghcr.io/tcpipuk/act-runner:ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v4
- run: python --version
- run: node --version
ACT:
act -P ubuntu-latest=ghcr.io/tcpipuk/act-runner:ubuntu-latest
Ubuntu images
View all available tags and versions →
| Ubuntu Version | Alias Tag | Node.js | Python Versions Available |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26.04 (Development) | ubuntu-rolling |
26 | 3.14 |
| 26.04 LTS (Current) | ubuntu-latest |
24 | 3.14, 3.13 |
| 22.04 LTS (Previous) | ubuntu-previous |
22 | 3.10, 3.13 |
Note: Italicised versions are the native Python for each Ubuntu release. Non-native versions use the latest stable Python (3.13) from deadsnakes PPA.
Fedora images
View all available tags and versions →
| Fedora Version | Alias Tag | Node.js | Python Versions Available |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rawhide (Development) | fedora-rawhide |
26 | 3.14 |
| 44 (Current) | fedora-latest |
24 | 3.14 |
| 41 (Previous) | fedora-previous |
22 | 3.13 |
Debian images
View all available tags and versions →
| Debian Version | Alias Tag | Node.js | Python Versions Available |
|---|---|---|---|
| sid (Forky - Sid/Unstable) | debian-sid |
26 | 3.13 |
| 13 (Trixie - Stable) | debian-latest |
24 | 3.13 |
| 12 (Bookworm - Oldstable) | debian-oldstable |
22 | 3.11 |
Note: Debian images use only the native Python version for each release, providing better system integration than external PPAs.
Why these images?
- Wide compatibility - Works with Forgejo Actions, Gitea Actions, and ACT
- amd64 support - Multi-arch builds incompatible with current build environment
- Always current - Automatically tracks all supported Node.js and Python versions
- Nightly updates with intelligent layering - only download what's changed
- Pre-configured tools - Docker, build-essential, gh CLI, and development libraries ready to go
- Smart caching - Layered architecture means updates are incremental, not full re-downloads
What's included
All images include:
- Build essentials (gcc, g++, make, cmake, pkg-config)
- Full Docker stack including daemon, CLI and Compose (via
docker.iopackage on Ubuntu/Debian,moby-engineon Fedora, all with multi-architecture support and Docker-in-Docker capabilities) - GitHub CLI (
gh) - Git and Git LFS
- Common utilities (curl, wget, jq, tar, zip)
- Pre-configured package repositories (LLVM*, Kubernetes, HashiCorp**, Microsoft)
- Deadsnakes PPA repository (non-rolling Ubuntu releases only)
Note
* LLVM apt repo is available on Fedora only. Excluded from Ubuntu (lags new releases) and Debian (SHA1 signing key, rejected since 2026-02-01). Use the distro
clangpackage or LLVM's install script.** HashiCorp repository is available on Fedora and Debian (excluding sid/unstable). Excluded from Ubuntu images because HashiCorp is consistently slow to publish apt repos for new Ubuntu releases; install terraform/vault/consul via direct download, tfenv, or asdf.
Runtime languages:
- Node.js with npm/npx (single version per image: oldest supported LTS for 'previous/oldstable' releases, newest LTS for 'latest/stable' releases, newest stable for 'rolling/rawhide/sid' releases)
- Go (latest stable release across all images)
- Java (default JDK for each distro release) with Gradle (Ubuntu only - not available in Fedora or Debian's package repositories)
- Python (native OS version, plus optionally latest stable Python from deadsnakes PPA for non-rolling Ubuntu releases)
- uv package manager
- Rust toolchain manager (rustup) with minimal profile (stable toolchain for stable distros, nightly toolchain for rolling/rawhide/sid releases)
- Pre-installed Python development tools (ruff, mypy, pytest, black, isort, prek)
- Compatible with actions/setup-node
- See docs/python.md for full details
Building your own
Need to customise these images? See docs/self-build.md for detailed build instructions.
Credits
Inspired by catthehacker/docker_images. This project provides automated builds with wider version coverage and optimised layer caching.
License
MIT - See LICENSE file for details.