Closed zhouhaibing089 closed 1 month ago
Could you elaborate on how this fits into this repo?
I assume rules_oci
offers general useful rules to deal with oci images, and something like oci_image_binary
seems to be a useful addition to be part of scope here. Maybe I fundamentally misunderstood something?
In the best case, if people like this idea, I would like to contribute, or in the worst case, people may find this idea interesting and build something cool on top of it in their own projects (like running some tests with a tool built from oci_image).
I don't see how this project fits into rules_oci as its a ruleset for creating OCI-compilant container images, not compile container images into binaries.
It's a cool tool indeed but i don't it belongs in rules_oci.
I am going to close this as there is no action for us to take here.
I came across this Nilslrl/dockerc repository, which demonstrated the capability to compile docker images into binaries. While I just tried a few of the examples listed there, I see a great potential using it to build a new bazel rule. Just like
cc_binary
which compiles cpp source files into a binary, likely we can build something likeoci_image_binary
which takes an oci image tarball (or layout dir) and builds a binary out of it.The output can then be referenced in other rules as tools or whatever.
I have to admit that I didn't look into how it is implemented (like does it actaully work with oci images) and also it only supports linux at this moment (though other platforms are in the roadmap).
Looking for people's thoughts here.