feat: remove error when content limit exceeded
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@@ -23,9 +23,14 @@ This is useful if you `docker push` your images to Docker Hub. It provides an ea
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| `username` | (**required**) Docker Hub username. If updating a Docker Hub repository belonging to an organization, this user must have `Admin` permissions for the repository. | |
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| `password` | (**required**) Docker Hub password or [Personal Access Token](https://docs.docker.com/docker-hub/access-tokens/) with `read/write/delete` scope. | |
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| `repository` | Docker Hub repository in the format `<namespace>/<name>`. | `github.repository` |
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| `short-description` | Docker Hub repository short description. Input exceeding 100 characters will be truncated. | |
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| `short-description` | Docker Hub repository short description. | |
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| `readme-filepath` | Path to the repository readme. | `./README.md` |
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#### Content limits
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DockerHub has content limits, which if exceeded will result in the content being automatically truncated.
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The readme content is limited to 25,000 bytes, and `short-description` is limited to 100 characters.
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#### Specifying the file path
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The action assumes that there is a file called `README.md` located at the root of the repository.
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