Add testing Dockerfile and Cloud Build configuration #3776
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Possible to add a newline at the end?
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| args: ['build', '-t', 'gcr.io/$PROJECT_ID/python-samples-testing-docker', '.'] | ||
| dir: '.kokoro/docker' | ||
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| libdb5.3-dev \ | ||
| libexpat1-dev \ | ||
| libffi-dev \ | ||
| liblzma-dev \ |
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Can we add libmagickwand-dev here?
Now we install it on the fly:
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@shubha-rajan After merging this, can you actually use this file for updating the image? If yes, then once finished, please let us know. We will probably run one of the periodic builds manually to see if the new image works. Then we can remove the unnecessary code in |
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@shubha-rajan When uploading the docker image, is it possible to have date and/or version in the name or tag? It is great if we have a way to rollback easily. |
+1, Commit number would be great. Also, taking a second look at this, what do we need to do to add the github actions trigger? Will it rebuild every commit, or can we limit it to only changes in the dockerfile? |
I just updated the cloudbuild config to tag images with the shortened commit hash. And you can limit it to only changes to files in specified directories. |
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For reference, these are the settings I used when setting up the trigger in my test project. |
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Ok, slick. I think we should merge this as is then and use a different PR to change the image name. @tmatsuo Sound good to you? |
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@kurtisvg Yes it sounds good! |
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Towards #3442
I tested the cloud build trigger on my own fork and a separate project and it works - we just need to add a trigger for this repo on the Cloud-Devrel-Kokoro-Resources project.
For now, the Dockerfile is just a copy of python-multi, but we can update it in a separate PR and update the kokoro configs to point to the new image as a final step.