Adding docker image templates #175
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How did you test that all of the docker files are updated correctly? |
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| ENV LANG C.UTF-8 | ||
| ENV JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-{{MAJOR_VERSION}}-amazon-corretto |
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Think when it is JDK8 you need to use 1.8.0 for the java_home and not just the major_version.
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right I will fix it
templates/al2023.Dockerfile.template
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| && CORRETO_TEMP=$(mktemp -d) \ | ||
| && pushd ${CORRETO_TEMP} \ | ||
| {% if jre %} | ||
| && RPM_LIST=("java-{{JDK_VERSION}}-amazon-corretto-$version.amzn2.$(uname -m).rpm") \ |
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I think it would simplify the code if you eliminate JDK_VERSION and just set MAJOR_VERSION to 1.8.0 when its 8. Is that possible or are those values too overloaded?
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I can try that and see if everything builds correctly
verify_update func checks the updated images count, update: verified manually docker images build as expected (to the images currently in repo) |
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Please run apply-templace and include any changes to generated Dockerfiles.
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Description of changes:
Currently docker image template is available for alpine only
creating similar templates for the following platforms,
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