Buildkit does not see the full path of Dockerfile is context is a subdir or a local path is passed with -f.
Command like
docker buildx build --check ./src/ld
Gives me warnings
WARNING: WorkdirRelativePath - https://docs.docker.com/go/dockerfile/rule/workdir-relative-path/
Relative workdir "./apple-libtapi" can have unexpected results if the base image changes
Dockerfile:19
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17 | ARG LIBTAPI_VERSION
18 | RUN git clone https://github.com/tpoechtrager/apple-libtapi --depth 1 -b ${LIBTAPI_VERSION}
19 | >>> WORKDIR ./apple-libtapi
20 | RUN --mount=target=/tmp/libtapi-cmake-args.patch,source=libtapi-cmake-args.patch \
21 | git apply /tmp/libtapi-cmake-args.patch
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Note the Dockerfile:19 while the actual path to the Dockerfile is ./src/ld/Dockerfile:19. In this case it is especially confusing as there is another Dockerfile in root directory as well. This also makes debugging harder as for example VSCode can detect these paths and can directly open a correct line, but atm it would open a line from wrong file for this case.
Buildkit does not see the full path of Dockerfile is context is a subdir or a local path is passed with
-f.Command like
Gives me warnings
Note the
Dockerfile:19while the actual path to the Dockerfile is./src/ld/Dockerfile:19. In this case it is especially confusing as there is another Dockerfile in root directory as well. This also makes debugging harder as for example VSCode can detect these paths and can directly open a correct line, but atm it would open a line from wrong file for this case.