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馃惓 fix: Publish Admin Panel Image Under Repository Organization - #156
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Summary
Docker image builds succeed, but the registry rejects the publish step. Publish the image to
ghcr.io/librechat-ai/librechat-admin-panelunder the repository's organization using the existing workflow token, and align the Compose image reference with that destination.Companion LibreChat Compose update: LibreChat-AI/LibreChat#17096. Publish the new image successfully before merging that consumer update.
Change Type
Testing
GITHUB_TOKENwithpackages: write.docker compose config --no-env-resolution --quietgit diff --checkRegistry authorization can only be confirmed when the publishing workflow runs with repository credentials. After merge, run Docker Image Publish, confirm both architecture images and their tags publish successfully, and verify the package visibility permits the intended pulls.
Test Configuration:
Local YAML and Docker Compose validation. No application code or dependencies changed.
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