Similar to makefile targets, add a high level abstraction - Build target. Build target works as a makefile target:
Target({
Name: "myimage",
// params.Version interpolates the version parameter
Path: "quay.io/myimage/${params.Version}",
Build: func(version string) {
},
Depends: Target("testimage", params.Version),
})```
Target is like a function that attempts to execute, but verifies the state of the path. If already present, `Build` is not invoked, otherwise tries to get to the state, when the target image is present.
There are a couple of useful builtin targets:
```go
Image({
// params.Version interpolates the version parameter
Path: "quay.io/myimage/${params.Version}",
Dockerfile: ...
Context: ...
})```
```go
S3({
// params.Version interpolates the version parameter
Path: "quay.io/myimage/${params.Version}",
Dockerfile: ...
Context: ...
})```
Targets could be invoked from `Process`
Description
Similar to makefile targets, add a high level abstraction -
Build target. Build target works as a makefile target: