I created a Dockerfile for this project. I haven't personally set up any CI pipelines before, but this should help towards #13.
This Docker image just installs esp-rs using ./build.sh --install. It can't run any tests yet (because there are none), but it's a good way to keep track of dependencies and ensure that the project at least builds successfully.
Of note - I had to install rustup manually outside of build.sh because it's impossible to use an interactive prompt in a Docker build process, and I couldn't pass the -y flag to the rustup otherwise.
emosenkis
commented
6 years ago
I created a Dockerfile for this project. I haven't personally set up any CI pipelines before, but this should help towards #13.
This Docker image just installs esp-rs using
./build.sh --install. It can't run any tests yet (because there are none), but it's a good way to keep track of dependencies and ensure that the project at least builds successfully.Of note - I had to install
rustupmanually outside ofbuild.shbecause it's impossible to use an interactive prompt in a Docker build process, and I couldn't pass the-yflag to therustupotherwise.