To mount external folders to the container, you need to pass the "-v" parameter along with the relative paths to the required folders.
The folders sdkjs and web-apps are required for proper development workflow.
which tooks really really long time, and need to start over once build process failed.
I already cloned outside container and mount with -v to the docker builder. Maybe the documentation in develop branch is tool old ?
I've wrote another Dockerfile that install the openjdk-11-jdk and jre both headless and mount pre-download
qt_source_5.9.9.tar.xz
just to avoid doing everything again.
Hello @shooding, according to information from the developers this repo still is still actual. If you want to clone and update yourself, there is a --update 0 in build_tools/config
To mount external folders to the container, you need to pass the "-v" parameter along with the relative paths to the required folders. The folders sdkjs and web-apps are required for proper development workflow.
During the docker build process, I saw
and
which tooks really really long time, and need to start over once build process failed.
I already cloned outside container and mount with -v to the docker builder. Maybe the documentation in develop branch is tool old ? I've wrote another Dockerfile that install the openjdk-11-jdk and jre both headless and mount pre-download qt_source_5.9.9.tar.xz just to avoid doing everything again.