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Legacy Docker Registry closing down

GitHub will deprecate the Docker registry for GitHub Packages on Feb 24th, 2024 in favor of the GitHub Container Registry, which supports Docker packages. All packages in the Docker registry will be deleted and cannot be fetched past the deprecation date.

When GitHub Container Registry (GHCR) became generally available in 2021, we automatically migrated packages in the Docker registry over, with the exception of packages that encountered namespace conflicts due to the same package name in both registries. To see if you are impacted, use our API endpoint to check for any affected packages that will need to migrate from the legacy Docker registry to GHCR.

If you are not in the small group with conflicting packages, no action is needed, as all requests will automatically forward to GHCR.

To learn more about working with the GitHub Container Registry

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