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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Use: ./build-and-minimize.bash
# Makes a docker image, saves it as .tar, unpacks the tar, removes
# the base Debian layer, and repacks it so I can upload to servers a little
# faster.
:docker: Fix Dockerfile again
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set -euo pipefail
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TEMP_GIBBERISH="ptth_build_L6KLMVS6"
TEMP_TAR="$TEMP_GIBBERISH/ptth.tar"
UPLOADABLE_TAR="$PWD/ptth_latest.tar.gz"
:whale: build (ptth_relay): clean up Docker build process The new method is much nicer and doesn't require the manual make-old-git step. The top-level command is actually build_and_minimize.bash, which uses `git archive` to unpack the last Git commit and build with _that_ Dockerfile and Docker context. This is better for determinism. It's similar to our build process for that one big project at work.
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GIT_COMMITISH=$(git rev-parse main)
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# This is magic and will need to be updated whenever we update the
# Debian layer.
:package: build (ptth_relay): update ID of bottom layer that we minimize out
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BOTTOM_LAYER="7900806df64cc5adea32b37d8484569598376cac1c66f0810c01b7ad2458e9fd"
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:whale: build (ptth_relay): clean up Docker build process The new method is much nicer and doesn't require the manual make-old-git step. The top-level command is actually build_and_minimize.bash, which uses `git archive` to unpack the last Git commit and build with _that_ Dockerfile and Docker context. This is better for determinism. It's similar to our build process for that one big project at work.
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rm -rf "$TEMP_GIBBERISH"
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mkdir -p "$TEMP_GIBBERISH/ptth"
:whale: build (ptth_relay): clean up Docker build process The new method is much nicer and doesn't require the manual make-old-git step. The top-level command is actually build_and_minimize.bash, which uses `git archive` to unpack the last Git commit and build with _that_ Dockerfile and Docker context. This is better for determinism. It's similar to our build process for that one big project at work.
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git archive --format=tar "$GIT_COMMITISH" | sudo docker build -t ptth:latest --build-arg "git_version=$GIT_COMMITISH" -
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sudo docker image save ptth:latest | pv > "$TEMP_TAR"
tar -C "$TEMP_GIBBERISH/ptth" -xf "$TEMP_TAR"
rm -rf "$TEMP_GIBBERISH/ptth/$BOTTOM_LAYER"
pushd "$TEMP_GIBBERISH/ptth"
tar -czf "$UPLOADABLE_TAR" .
popd