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✨ Unifiy build process up and downstream #787
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This patch changes the upstream image-build target and Dockerfile to no longer do a staged build, building VM Op inside of the container. Instead, the binaries are now built prior to building the container. This, as well as a few other changes to the version variables in the Makefile, allow the up and downstream build processes for VM Op to be unified. Now the internal process can invoke the following to build VM Op from the upstream Makefile: ADDITIONAL_CRI_BUILD_FLAGS="--network=host" \ BASE_IMAGE="<INTERNAL_CONTAINER_IMAGE>" \ BUILD_BRANCH="$(BUILD_BRANCH)" \ BUILD_COMMIT="$(BUILD_COMMIT)" \ BUILD_NUMBER="$(BUILD_NUMBER)" \ BUILD_VERSION="$(BUILD_VERSION)" \ IMAGE="$(IMAGE)" \ IMAGE_TAG="$(IMAGE_TAG)" \ IMAGE_VERSION="$(IMAGE_VERSION)" \ PRDCT_VERSION="$(PRDCT_VERSION)" \ make image-build-amd64 This patch also removes the GitHub jobs for building the manager and web console validator binaries as both are built as part of the "build-image" job.
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Thanks for the change!
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Thank you, Andrew!. Change looks good to me. Will try this out locally soon once merged.
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What does this PR do, and why is it needed?
This patch changes the upstream image-build target and Dockerfile to no longer do a staged build, building VM Op inside of the container. Instead, the binaries are now built prior to building the container.
This, as well as a few other changes to the version variables in the Makefile, allow the up and downstream build processes for VM Op to be unified. Now the internal process can invoke the following to build VM Op from the upstream Makefile:
This patch also removes the GitHub jobs for building the manager and web console validator binaries as both are built as part of the "build-image" job.
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