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Dockerfile conditional building #69
Description
Currently there are directories for PHP version:
- 5.6
- 7.0
- 7.1
and inside are Dockerfiles:
- Dockerfile-alpine-cli
- Dockerfile-alpine-fpm
- Dockerfile-apache
- Dockerfile-cli
- Dockerfile-fpm
- drupal-00.ini
- drupal-opcache.ini
It means 3 x 7 = 21 Dockerfiles needed to maintain.
How about to join them to one Dockerfile, but with conditions? This base Dockerfile should be build by a script, artifacts will be similar like current Dockerfiles in this repository.
Activity
zaporylie commentedon Jan 24, 2017
Sorry for late response but I have extremely busy time at work.
Actually 3 x 5 = 15
How do you imagine such a conditional build? Whole point of having separate Dockerfiles is that each image has different base image (FROM).
One of the reasons of using Dockerfiles is that Docker Hub "Automated build" integration can process it automatically either on change to this repository or official PHP Image (Base Image).
iBobik commentedon Nov 19, 2017
Testing something similar on my image: https://gitlab.com/janpoboril/drupal-composer-docker
It uses GitLab CI to mirror tags of base image. Feedback wellcome.