1. Step: Get rid of Travis and use GitHub Actions ;)
2. Step: Check this out: https://github.com/whoan/docker-build-with-cache-action

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I want to claim this issue.
@eldadfux , is it still open?

@Sj1218305 Yes it is, please reach out on Discord to share your plan of action on this issue.

@Sj1218305 please work against branch 0.7.x which is where the upcoming Appwrite version located

Hey @Sj1218305 :)
Are you still working on this issue? Do you perhaps need help from the team?

@Glide7 , I am working on this. Actually , I am new to Docker so I need some more time. I will surely reach out if any kind of help is required.

Awesome, thanks for the update!

@Sj1218305 also, feel free to join the #mainteners channel on our discord! https://appwrite.io/discord

Hey @Sj1218305 - how are things going? Do you need assistance from us?

hi, I would like to take it.
@SoftCreatR suggested I will use this approach https://github.com/marketplace/actions/build-docker-images-using-cache#from-a-compose-file. I am thinking of creating a new branch from 0.7.x and make PR to that so it does not disturb the current development flow. I have a few doubts:

• if I am not wrong, there is no image of 0.7.x on the docker hub
• in the compose_file: docker-compose.yml line, is the path to docker-compose.yml relative considering .github/workflows working dir?
• that action has some info regarding testing, is it for that particular repo, or is it relevant in this case?

@hack3r-0m moving to Github actions is not part of this issue scope. The team is currently using Travis CI for ~60 repos and we need to have a wider plan for this kind of migration, which unfortunately is not a priority right now.

@eldadfux once 0.7.x is ready and pushed to docker, let say new PRs get merged into 0.7.x branch then how is old image updated on docker hub, there must be something step in .travis.yml file to merge new code into existing Docker image? As far as caching Travis CI, docs recommend not to cache images, so the only thing to cache is docker-compose up -d(containers)? btw, is there a need to install docker explicitly in travis build as language: minimal comes with the latest docker version(source)?

@hack3r-0m sorry for the late reply. Not sure about the Docker part, can you verify its already installed in language: minimal?

@eldadfux language has been changed to language: shell (as per docs, it is same as minimal and has docker. source) recently and also deploy.sh has been added in 0.7.x, is this issue still relevant?

@hack3r-0m yes, mind submitting a PR removing Docker so we can make sure tests are still green?

sure, i will try to do it ASAP

@eldadfux buildx (19.03.8)not supported with default docker version which comes pre-installed, while their docs say it is available on 19.03+