We can now boot Geth from inside Docker by running the opup command.
"It works on my machine" (but I can't make any reliability remarks yet)
Changes
The main addition is the create_dockerfile_build_context() function in the composer crate. It allows us to generate a "build context" for any image we might want to build from scratch. You just need to supply a Dockerfile and any necessary files that are referenced inside it. They are then added to a tarball archive and gzipped, and fed to the native build_image Docker API.
Also now we can pattern match on client enum variants to have separate functions for each of them:
match self.l1_client {
L1Client::Geth => self.start_geth().await?,
_ => unimplemented!("l1 client not implemented: {}", self.l1_client),
}
I realize this is bad for client generalization (aka: bring your own client by just touching a TOML) but we're not there yet!
We can now boot Geth from inside Docker by running the opup command. "It works on my machine" (but I can't make any reliability remarks yet)
Changes
The main addition is the
create_dockerfile_build_context()function in the composer crate. It allows us to generate a "build context" for any image we might want to build from scratch. You just need to supply a Dockerfile and any necessary files that are referenced inside it. They are then added to a tarball archive and gzipped, and fed to the nativebuild_imageDocker API.Also now we can pattern match on client enum variants to have separate functions for each of them:
I realize this is bad for client generalization (aka: bring your own client by just touching a TOML) but we're not there yet!