There's an official/community builder to enable building deb package
Actual Behavior
As of today, there are no official or company-maintained (i.e. secure and reliable) docker image that contains all required commands to build apt packages.
In order to build apt packages (i.e. deb), the following commands should be supported by the image:
fakeroot
dpkg-deb
devscripts
pbuilder
cdbs
and the packages required for them are:
build-essential
dpkg-dev
fakeroot
devscripts
pbuilder
cdbs
However, major public Docker images don't contain them. (In minimum cases, having fakeroot and dpkg-deb is enough, but fakeroot is not included in those images). Such as:
Artifact Registry now supports repositories for apt and rpm packages, and more Cloud Build integration with it are expected. (Currently, only gcloud command supports uploading apt package to the repository, but I hope Cloud Build add features.)
Creating apt and rpm packages in Cloud Build is straightforward steps after creating artifacts such as execution binaries and jar files, and it should makes sense to provide our official builders to support such process, given we have docker builder.
This issue was reported to the official builder repo, but was routed to here.
Affected builder image
none (adding new builder)
Expected Behavior
There's an official/community builder to enable building
debpackageActual Behavior
As of today, there are no official or company-maintained (i.e. secure and reliable) docker image that contains all required commands to build apt packages.
In order to build apt packages (i.e.
deb), the following commands should be supported by the image:and the packages required for them are:
However, major public Docker images don't contain them. (In minimum cases, having fakeroot and dpkg-deb is enough, but fakeroot is not included in those images). Such as:
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
debpackageAdditional Info
Artifact Registry now supports repositories for apt and rpm packages, and more Cloud Build integration with it are expected. (Currently, only
gcloudcommand supports uploading apt package to the repository, but I hope Cloud Build add features.)Creating apt and rpm packages in Cloud Build is straightforward steps after creating artifacts such as execution binaries and jar files, and it should makes sense to provide our official builders to support such process, given we have
dockerbuilder.This issue was reported to the official builder repo, but was routed to here.