MM: add rust to the builder image
Signed-off-by: Aurélien Bompard <aurelien@bompard.org>
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FROM quay.io/fedora/python-311:latest
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LABEL \
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name="python-311-with-rust" \
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vendor="Fedora Infrastructure" \
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license="MIT"
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USER root
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RUN dnf install -y cargo
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USER 1001
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---
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# Build a derivative of the python-311 builder image with Rust added to it
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apiVersion: build.openshift.io/v1
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kind: BuildConfig
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metadata:
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name: python-311-with-rust
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labels:
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app: mirrormanager
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build: python-311-with-rust
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spec:
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runPolicy: Serial
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source:
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type: Dockerfile
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dockerfile: |-
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{{ load_file('Dockerfile-builder-image') | indent(6) }}
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strategy:
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type: Docker
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dockerStrategy:
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from:
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kind: ImageStreamTag
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# name: python:3.11
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# namespace: openshift
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# OpenShift does not have Python 3.11 (yet), use our own ImageStream
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name: python-311:latest
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output:
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to:
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kind: ImageStreamTag
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name: python-311-with-rust:latest
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triggers:
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- type: ImageChange
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---
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# Build MirrorManager
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apiVersion: build.openshift.io/v1
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kind: BuildConfig
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metadata:
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name: mirrormanager2
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labels:
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app: mirrormanager2
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app: mirrormanager
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build: mm
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spec:
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runPolicy: Serial
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sourceStrategy:
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from:
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kind: ImageStreamTag
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# name: python:3.11
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# namespace: openshift
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# OpenShift does not have Python 3.11 (yet), use our own ImageStream
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name: python-311:latest
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# Our own ImageStream with rust added to it
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name: python-311-with-rust:latest
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output:
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to:
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kind: ImageStreamTag
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