egallesio
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4 years ago Hi @lassik,
The Scheme containers project is a really a great idea and it permits to easily compare Scheme flavors. I used it as a start to build my docker files. However, I must admit that I didn't understood that you have several versions for each implementation (the main reason why I made my own Docker files is that stable versions of STklos are ... rare ;-). This is why I have created an account on Docker hub to make several versions of STklos available.
I don't want to be an hindrance for your project, and I can delete the versions I have uploaded on
Docker hub if you think that it adds too much noise. Anyway, I think to keep the Dockerfiles that
are in the etc/Docker directory as they can serve as a basis for private builds (and the usage of
alpine is really a plus for me here since images are really smaller). In any case, I will add a link
to the Scheme containers project in this directory.
Please can you tell me:
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how should I signal a new version of STklos (make a PR, or add an issue to your github). For instance, the stable version you have is based on STklos 1.31 and not 1.40.
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if you prefer I delete the two builds that are on https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/stklos/stklos
Re: commit b5c8b34
The Scheme containers project publishes stable and unstable ("latest" and "head") containers of STklos here: https://hub.docker.com/r/schemers/stklos/tags
Our Dockerfiles here: https://github.com/scheme-containers/stklos
Our containers are based on Debian Linux. I see that your
etc/Docker/Dockerfile.latestis based on Alpine and the build instructions are nice and simple.What are your wishes regarding the containers - would you like to merge our work somehow?
We have 45 Scheme implementations running in an identical manner at https://hub.docker.com/u/schemers. Our aim is to be comprehensive and offer a uniform interface to people using the containers so it is easy to try out different Scheme implementations, compare them, and run the same code in different ones.