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Sorry about the conflicts, could you merge dev in? |
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Sorry, I just saw this @diginc - no problem! |
* Simplify docker builds by consolidating all arch's into a single Dockerfile and using ARGS for various differences * Introduce docker-compose based builds (build.yml) for simple management of the various args differences Signed-off-by: Daniel <[email protected]>
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Conflicts fixed. I know there has been some discussions about building multi-arch images and issues with manifests. This change does introduce |
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I might do some more work in this project in the coming days. I’d like to base that work on these changes. Anything particular holding this back? Or just things moving slowly? |
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Simplify Dockerfile configuration by dropping the various Dockerfile flavors.
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Motivation and Context
My original goal tonight was to introduce GitHub actions, but I quickly realized there is a lot of moving parts with this build. After some investigation, it seemed some complexities could be simplified - particularly with the various Dockerfile flavors.
How Has This Been Tested?
Just running local builds. While I did switch the build tool from plain Docker to docker-compose - I tried to keep the
Dockerfile.pyinterface untouched to reduce further complications.Types of changes
Checklist:
☝️ I've changed the build logic, but I think that falls outside of the 'documentation' category.