Quarkus Live Update with tilt

[bandrade]

I would like to add this example that is using Quarkus.

Please have review

[nicks]

Nice! I played around with this a bit. It's very fast!

A couple clarification questions (in case anyone asks us about it):

1. The trick to use a Persistent Volume for maven caching is clever! But I don't think that's how we would usually advise people to do it. When you tilt down your build, you lose the cache. Is there a mvn command to download the deps as part of the docker build?

2. Would it make sense to have a quarkus extension?
   https://github.com/tilt-dev/tilt-extensions
   That would make it a bit easier to have people re-use the logic. We should definitely have a buildah extension. (I think it still makes sense to have a working example like this, even if we also have an extension)

[bandrade]

Nice! I played around with this a bit. It's very fast!

A couple clarification questions (in case anyone asks us about it):

1. The trick to use a Persistent Volume for maven caching is clever! But I don't think that's how we would usually advise people to do it. When you tilt down your build, you lose the cache. Is there a mvn command to download the deps as part of the docker build?

mvn dependency:go-offline can be used to that matter, I think that would be nice to have everything in the image. But as far as I tested if you run tilt down and tilt up again, the container build would be triggered again, so I think we would have the same steps but in different orders. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

2. Would it make sense to have a quarkus extension?
   https://github.com/tilt-dev/tilt-extensions
   That would make it a bit easier to have people re-use the logic. We should definitely have a buildah extension. (I think it still makes sense to have a working example like this, even if we also have an extension)

I think that would be nice since some frameworks have different ways to do the same thing, I guess that would help users to identify how to do it with an extension

[nicks]

thanks!