Currently, we assume (as we do when building containers) that the working directory is the present working directory (.) and then files are referenced relatively. This works great for local build, and for GitHub clone, but no so great on a server where we might need to, for example, build from a different spot. I'm not exactly sure how I'll do this, but I'd like to have a recipe somewhere on the host, and without changing directory, add it to a build context relative to some path that contains it and have the build work.
vsoch
commented
5 years ago
Currently, we assume (as we do when building containers) that the working directory is the present working directory (.) and then files are referenced relatively. This works great for local build, and for GitHub clone, but no so great on a server where we might need to, for example, build from a different spot. I'm not exactly sure how I'll do this, but I'd like to have a recipe somewhere on the host, and without changing directory, add it to a build context relative to some path that contains it and have the build work.