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• Executable file Makefile.in — part of check-in [b0c9c26a9c] at 2022-09-04 23:46:56 on branch trunk — Renamed Dockerfile.in back to Dockerfile so it can be used as-is on non-autosetup systems. Realized that we can pass the Fossil checkin hash prefix in as a build arg instead of regenerating the file on disk from auto.def. If you use the Dockerfile as-shipped, you get a "trunk" build, which risks a stale cache — it thinks it already has a tarball by that name and helpfully refuses to pull it again — but at least Windows users get *something* without hand-hacking the file. (user: wyoung size: 4726)

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• Executable file Makefile.in — part of check-in [1da464eeb9] at 2022-09-05 08:15:27 on branch trunk — Broke the Dockerfile up into more layers to allow better local caching at build time. Further optimized build time by producing the Fossil source tarball from the local repo instead of hitting the home site if you use the container-image target, since we can be reasonably certain you're working from a repo checkout and thus have all the info available here locally already. (user: wyoung size: 4827) [more...]

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# of delegating to it with "$(MAKE) reconfig": having children running
# around interfering makes this failure mode even worse.
Makefile: @srcdir@/Makefile.in $(SRCDIR)/main.mk @AUTODEPS@
	@AUTOREMAKE@
	touch @builddir@/Makefile

# Container stuff
SRCTB := src-@FOSSIL_CI_PFX@.tar.gz
container-image:
	$(APPNAME) tarball --name src @FOSSIL_CI_PFX@ $(SRCTB)
	docker build \
		--tag fossil:@FOSSIL_CI_PFX@ \
		--build-arg FSLVER=@FOSSIL_CI_PFX@ \
		--build-arg FSLURL=$(SRCTB) \
		$(DBFLAGS) @srcdir@
	rm -f $(SRCTB)

container-run: container-image
	docker run \
		--name fossil-@FOSSIL_CI_PFX@ \
		--cap-drop AUDIT_WRITE \
		--cap-drop CHOWN \
		--cap-drop FSETID \