Add license for bibliographic data and make Dockerfile more robust #1222
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| RUN OUTDIR=/var/www/html/extensions/ make -j$NCORES $TARGETS | ||
| RUN --mount=target=/xeps make -C /xeps -j$NCORES $TARGETS OUTDIR=/var/www/html/extensions |
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This implies that I cannot do git operations (like switching branches) while the build is running, without corrupting the result, right?
That would be a blocker.
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You could do git operations, but those will be immediately be reflected in the container with all the consequences that may have.
I am not sure how why this makes this approach as non suitable? How often do you perform git actions while a build is running? Regardless of the existence of a docker layer used for the build or not. You wouldn't run cmake .. && ninja and simultaneously switch the git branch, would you?
And in addition, this changes simplifies the Dockerfile enormously, we do not longer have to explicitly COPY stuff into the docker build context.
This reverts commit 59b2a5c.
Instead of copying individual files into /src, we simply bind mount the build context, which is typically the XEPs repo, and invoke 'make' with the givne targets on that.
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Second iteration after #1220