ci-build

Dockerfile used for CI builds

Base image from devwithlando/php

Tags provided:

• dasginganinja/ci-build:latest
• dasginganinja/ci-build:8.2-apache-4
• dasginganinja/ci-build:8.1-apache-2
• dasginganinja/ci-build:8.0-apache-2
• dasginganinja/ci-build:7.4-apache-2
• dasginganinja/ci-build:7.3-apache-2
• dasginganinja/ci-build:7.2-apache-2
• dasginganinja/ci-build:7.1-apache-2
• dasginganinja/ci-build:7.0-apache-2

The latest version will always refer to the latest PHP variant.

Building images locally

To build an image, change into the appropriate folder, i.e. php7.3 and then run docker image build - < Dockerfile.

Building an image for local tagging, testing, and release

1. Change into the directory you want to run things in, i.e. php8.1
   1. cd php8.2
2. Build the image.
   1. Choose the appropriate tag from the list above and use that as the tag in your command
   2. docker image build -t dasginganinja/ci-build:8.2-apache-4 .
3. Run the image locally for testing
   1. docker run -it dasginganinja/ci-build:8.2-apache-4 bash
4. Push the updated image (ONCE YOU ARE SURE) to Docker Hub
   1. docker image push dasginganinja/ci-build:8.2-apache-4

Note: You may need to docker login and enter your Docker Hub credentials. :)

Issues when building

If you run into issues when building, set buildkit to false in the Docker config. You can edit this from within the Docker Settings panel. Restart afterwards and you can build as you normally would.

Target Platform :)

In your ~/.zshrc add the following entry

export DOCKER_DEFAULT_PLATFORM=linux/amd64