Fix GHCR push failure (denied: installation not allowed to Create organization package)

[Nitya-003]

Description

The CI/CD pipeline is currently failing during the docker/build-push-action step. While the build completes successfully, the push to ghcr.io/nitya-003/innerhue:main is denied by GitHub's registry permissions.

Error Log:

buildx failed with: ERROR: failed to build: failed to solve: failed to push ghcr.io/nitya-003/innerhue:main: 
denied: installation not allowed to Create organization package

Proposed Solution

1. Update Workflow Permissions: Explicitly grant write access to the packages in the .github/workflows/docker-publish.yml file.
2. Verify Token Scope: If using a Personal Access Token (PAT), ensure it has the write:packages and repo scopes.

Tasks

• Add permissions block to the GitHub Action YAML:
  YAML permissions: contents: read packages: write
• Verify that the docker/login-action is using registry: ghcr.io.

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[DhineshPonnarasan]

Hiii @Nitya-003 ,
Shall I work on this?

[DhineshPonnarasan]

Hi @Nitya-003,

The workflow setup looks correct — permissions, login and image tagging all seem properly configured for GHCR. The changes (like adding packages: write and setting up GHCR login) are in line with what’s needed.

The error:
"denied: installation not allowed to Create organization package"
looks like it is coming from an organization-level restriction rather than the workflow itself.

Could you check if GitHub Actions is allowed to publish packages in the Nitya-003 org (Container Registry settings)? Once that is enabled, the workflow should work as expected.

Also, minor suggestion: using a lowercase image name (ghcr.io/nitya-003/innerhue) might help avoid any registry inconsistencies.

Once this is confirmed, I can raise a PR if any follow-up changes are needed.