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Docker image for PostGIS
https://hub.docker.com/r/postgis/postgis/
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create TEST image for Pg17 #386

Closed thomasboussekey closed 1 month ago

coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 month ago
Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The changes introduce a robust multi-stage Docker build process for creating a PostgreSQL image with enhanced PostGIS extensions. Key dependencies and libraries are installed, along with scripts for initializing and updating PostGIS within PostgreSQL databases. These improvements streamline the setup and maintenance of spatial database environments, ensuring a smoother experience for users. ## Changes | File | Change Summary | |------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `17-beta/Dockerfile` | Implements a multi-stage build process based on `postgres:17beta2-alpine3.20`, installing dependencies and building libraries like CGAL, SFCGAL, PROJ, GEOS, and PostGIS. | | `17-beta/initdb-postgis.sh` | Introduces a script to automate the creation of a `template_postgis` database and load PostGIS extensions into specified databases. | | `17-beta/update-postgis.sh` | Adds a script that updates PostGIS extensions in specified databases, managing PostGIS and its dependencies effectively. | | `17beta2-3.5.0alpha2/alpine/Dockerfile` | Configures a Docker image for PostGIS 3.5.0alpha2 on Alpine Linux, including dependency installation, building PostGIS, and copying initialization scripts. | | `README.md` | Updates versioning information and adds new Docker image entries for PostGIS. | | `update.sh` | Introduces new entries for additional versions in associative arrays without altering existing logic. | | `12-3.4/alpine/Dockerfile` | Updates base image from `postgres:12-alpine3.18` to `postgres:12-alpine3.20`. | | `13-3.4/alpine/Dockerfile` | Updates base image from `postgres:13-alpine3.18` to `postgres:13-alpine3.20`. | | `14-3.4/alpine/Dockerfile` | Updates base image from `postgres:14-alpine3.18` to `postgres:14-alpine3.20`. | | `15-3.4/alpine/Dockerfile` | Updates base image from `postgres:15-alpine3.18` to `postgres:15-alpine3.20`. | | `16-3.4/alpine/Dockerfile` | Updates base image from `postgres:16-alpine3.18` to `postgres:16-alpine3.20`. | | `16-3.5.0alpha2/alpine/Dockerfile` | Introduces a new Dockerfile for PostGIS 3.5.0alpha2 with PostgreSQL 16 on Alpine, including relevant metadata and scripts. | | `Dockerfile.alpine.template` | Modifies the base image to `postgres:%%PG_MAJOR%%-alpine3.20` for a PostgreSQL setup template. | ## Poem > In the Docker depths, PostGIS lights, > PostgreSQL gains new heights. > Scripts to set the GIS scene, > Update, setup, all pristine. > Dependencies built with care, > Now your data’s everywhere! 🐇🌍
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``` Learnt from: Komzpa PR: postgis/docker-postgis#386 File: 17-beta/initdb-postgis.sh:9-11 Timestamp: 2024-07-15T10:46:13.298Z Learning: In the `docker-postgis` repository, the `psql` variable is set in the parent official Postgres docker image and does not need to be assigned in the `initdb-postgis.sh` script. ```
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`4-4`: **Verify compatibility and test the changes with the updated base image.** The base image version has been updated from `postgres:%%PG_MAJOR%%-alpine3.18` to `postgres:%%PG_MAJOR%%-alpine3.20`. Ensure that the new base image is compatible with all dependencies and thoroughly test the changes to confirm that no new issues are introduced.
15-3.4/alpine/Dockerfile (1)
`4-4`: **Verify compatibility and test the changes with the updated base image.** The base image version has been updated from `postgres:15-alpine3.18` to `postgres:15-alpine3.20`. Ensure that the new base image is compatible with all dependencies and thoroughly test the changes to confirm that no new issues are introduced.
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phillipross commented 1 month ago

@thomasboussekey thanks for your contribution! Please ignore the coderabbit review for now, we're just testing it 😅

ImreSamu commented 1 month ago

Hi @thomasboussekey ,

Thank you for the PR!

I have made some changes to the PR:

After reviewing the PR, I added other changes, such as the postgis 3.5.0alpha2 test images, and updated Alpine to 3.20.

So now we have three new images:

@phillipross :