Fix image name syntax in Docker workflow #26
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There has been an additional slash in the docker image name, which lead to an error in the build process.
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request fixes a Docker image naming syntax error in the GitHub Actions workflow by correcting a double slash to a single slash in the IMAGE_NAME environment variable.
- Corrected the IMAGE_NAME environment variable to use proper Docker repository path syntax
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This pull request makes a small correction to the Docker image name in the GitHub Actions workflow to ensure the image is pushed to the correct repository.
IMAGE_NAMEenvironment variable in.github/workflows/docker-image.ymlby replacing a double slash with a single slash, ensuring the Docker image is correctly named and published.