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feat(CLI): Support debug command #124
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https://github.com/ktock/buildg seems a good option. |
IMO, |
@aseaday Could you please explain more about it? |
This command is used to debug why the image fails to build. For example: def build():
install.conda_packages(name = [
"un-existed",
], channel= ["pytorch"])
base(os="ubuntu20.04", language="python3.8") $ envd build
err: ...
(envd-debug) > exec bash
$ # Debug here. |
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area/buildkit 🚢
area/cli 🖥️
type/bug 🐛
type/feature-epic ⭕
Huge features that cannot be tracked in one issue
Description
We need to support debug commands to help users debug the build artifact easily.
Use case
Users may encounter problems during the build process. And the error is hard to resolve since the build process is complex.
As the envd user, I want to get the failed build artifact running, thus I can debug it in the running environment to know why it fails.
Ref https://github.com/ktock/buildg
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