Dockerfile

# # # # sol3
# The MIT License (MIT)
# 
# Copyright (c) 2013-2017 Rapptz, ThePhD, and contributors
# 
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# Start from the ubuntu:bionic image
FROM ubuntu:bionic
# owner
LABEL author="ThePhD <phdofthehouse@gmail.com>"
LABEL maintainer="ThePhD <phdofthehouse@gmail.com>"
# We want our working directory to be the home directory
WORKDIR /root

# RUN is how you write to the image you've pulled down
# RUN actions are "committed" to the image, and everything will
# start from the base after all run commands are executed
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y \
    zsh

# Scripts should be added directly to the docker image to get us started
# We can mount the whole sol2 directory later as a volume
ADD scripts/ /root/sol2-scripts

RUN mkdir -p /root/build-sol2/Debug /root/build-sol2/Release
RUN chmod +x /root/sol2-scripts/preparation.linux.sh

VOLUME /root/sol2
#ADD . /root/sol2

# # Above this is more or less static parts: the rest is non-static
# # This is ordered like this so making multiple of these
# # containers is more or less identical up to this point
# Command line arguments, with default values
ARG SOL2_PLATFORM=x64
ARG SOL2_LUA_VERSION=x64
ARG SOL2_LUA_VERSION=5.3.5
ARG SOL2_TEST_SINGLE=false
ARG SOL2_TEST_INTEROP=false
ARG SOL2_CI=true
ARG GCC_VERSION
ARG LLVM_VERSION

# Potential environment variables
ENV SOL2_LUA_VERSION=${SOL2_LUA_VERSION} SOL2_TEST_SINGLE=${SOL2_TEST_SINGLE} SOL2_TEST_INTEROP=${SOL2_TEST_INTEROP} SOL2_CI=${SOL2_CI} SOL2_PLATFORM=${SOL2_PLATFORM} GCC_VERSION=${GCC_VERSION} LLVM_VERSION=${LLVM_VERSION} SOL2_DIR=/root/sol2

RUN ["/usr/bin/env", "zsh", "-e", "/root/sol2-scripts/preparation.linux.sh"]

# CMD/ENTRYPOINT is different from RUN
# these are done on a per-instantiation and essentially describe
# the DEFAULT behavior of this container when its started, not what state it
# gets "saved" in...
# it only runs the last CMD/ENTRYPOINT as the default behavior:
# multiple CMDs will not be respected
ENTRYPOINT ["/usr/bin/env", "zsh", "-e", "/root/sol2/scripts/run.linux.sh"]