Open code-asher opened 1 year ago
This appears to have been resolved in a fork, is there a reason this can't be updated in this repo? Really keen to switch to the use-new-run if it offers this kind of speed benefit.
I would be happy to open a PR here, just wanted to get confirmation on whether the change makes sense.
@code-asher, thanks for flagging this with context and providing a fix here. I believe that the additional snapshot check that was added in the mentioned commit is likely not necessary. If you can provide a PR we should be able to get this fix in and improve performance here. Thanks!
Thank you for the confirmation! PR here: https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kaniko/pull/2943
I believe the removal of this snapshot might cause issues related to which files persist in the resulting image. See - https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kaniko/issues/2958
Actual behavior
When I pass
--use-new-run
I see the following toward the end of the logs:But I am not sure why a snapshot would be required, or if it makes sense that the behavior differs when running without
--use-new-run
.Expected behavior
I would expect not to see any snapshotting. There is no snapshot if I omit
--use-new-run
. In some cases we are seeing a pretty long delay for the snapshot (12 seconds in one case) so avoiding it would speed up our builds.To Reproduce
FROM codercom/oss-dogfood
(or any other image, I believe).Additional Information
I can prevent the snapshot by removing the
s.opts.RunV2
check found here:https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kaniko/blob/b6f14ae676b92ba5e27943c5a873c476d3e9a0f8/pkg/executor/build.go#L347
However, I am unsure if there are negative consequences to doing so. I see the commit that added the check but it did not shed any light for me.
I tested my own build and ran
go test
without seeing any related issues though.If this does seem like something that can be removed, please let me know if it would be helpful for me to send a PR or if this is tiny enough that it is easier for someone else to just push it.
Triage Notes for the Maintainers
--cache
flagThank you!