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Prerequisites

To contribute code changes to this project you will need the following development kits.

As watchtower utilizes go modules for vendor locking, you'll need at least Go 1.11. You can check your current version of the go language as follows:

  ~ $ go version
  go version go1.12.1 darwin/amd64

Checking out the code

Do not place your code in the go source path.

git clone git@github.com:<yourfork>/watchtower.git
cd watchtower

Building and testing

watchtower is a go application and is built with go commands. The following commands assume that you are at the root level of your repo.

go build                               # compiles and packages an executable binary, watchtower
go test ./... -v                       # runs tests with verbose output
./watchtower                           # runs the application (outside of a container)

If you dont have it enabled, you'll either have to prefix each command with GO111MODULE=on or run export GO111MODULE=on before running the commands. You can read more about modules here.

To build a Watchtower image of your own, use the self-contained Dockerfiles. As the main Dockerfile, they can be found in dockerfiles/:

  • dockerfiles/Dockerfile.dev-self-contained will build an image based on your current local Watchtower files.
  • dockerfiles/Dockerfile.self-contained will build an image based on current Watchtower's repository on GitHub.

e.g.:

sudo docker build . -f dockerfiles/Dockerfile.dev-self-contained -t containrrr/watchtower # to build an image from local files