Closed focusaurus closed 4 years ago
OK now you give dockerfiles.sh
a subcommand either build
or push
then an optional list of paths to dockerfiles. If you omit the path list it finds them all by naming convention in the repo.
@focusaurus I tried:
./dockerfiles.sh build ./images/node-dev/10.16.3-v2/Dockerfile
And it worked except at the end it tagged incorrectly:
Successfully tagged reactioncommerce/images:node-dev
I think bumping the piece nums for name
and tag
vars would be the solution, but I wanted to check with you in case I'm doing the command differently from what you expected.
Ah crap it's breaking depending on whether args have leading "./" or not. Fixing...
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@focusaurus https://github.com/focusaurus I tried:
./dockerfiles.sh build ./images/node-dev/10.16.3-v2/Dockerfile
And it worked except at the end it tagged incorrectly:
Successfully tagged reactioncommerce/images:node-dev
I think bumping the piece nums for name and tag vars would be the solution, but I wanted to check with you in case I'm doing the command differently from what you expected.
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OK switched it to grab directory path elements from the end backward which should be more robust against optional leading ./
prefix.
That makes sense. I verified it works now with and without prefix, and with multiple paths with a combination of prefix and not. 👍
Sure that's easy enough to add. Will do.