TorizonCore Builder Environment Setup Script
To use the setup script in interactive mode run it as follows with no arguments:
source tcb-env-setup.sh
IMPORTANT: Make sure you execute the script by sourcing it as shown above. Executing it normally
will cause certain parts of the setup to fail and most importantly the torizoncore-builder
command will not be available to you.
The script will guide you through some yes/no prompts. By the end the script will setup TorizonCore
Builder with either the latest version of the tool found locally or online depending on your answers.
On success you can then use the tool by running torizoncore-builder. Finally you must run this
setup script every new terminal session as the torizoncore-builder command will not be retained
through sessions.
NOTE (for Windows users only): Extra parameters may be needed if you intend to use the tool as
a server (i.e. run torizoncore-builder commands such as images serve or ostree serve).
Please refer to the documentation of these commands for more information.
Here is the help output of the script obtained via source tcb-env-setup.sh -h:
Usage: source tcb-env-setup.sh [OPTIONS] [-- <docker_options>]
optional arguments:
-a <value>: select auto mode
With this flag enabled the script will automatically run with no need
for user input. Valid values for <value> are either remote or local.
When "-a remote" is passed, the script will automatically use the
latest version of TorizonCore Builder online, with no consideration
for any local versions that may exist. When "-a local" is passed
the script will automatically use the latest version of TorizonCore
Builder found locally, with no consideration to what may be online.
This flag is mutually exclusive with the -t flag.
-t <version tag>: select tag mode
With this flag enabled the script will automatically run with no need
for user input. Valid values for <version tag> can be found online:
https://registry.hub.docker.com/r/torizon/torizoncore-builder/tags?page=1&ordering=last_updated.
Whatever <version tag> is provided will then be pulled from online.
This flag is mutually exclusive with the -a flag.
-d: disable volumes
With this flag enabled the script will setup torizoncore-builder
without Docker volumes meaning some torizoncore-builder commands will
require additional directories to be passed as arguments. By default
with this flag excluded torizoncore-builder is setup with Docker
volumes.
-s: select storage directory or Docker volume
Internal storage directory or Docker volume that TorizonCore Builder
should use to keep its state information and image customizations.
It must be an absolute directory or a Docker volume name. If this
flag is not set, the "storage" Docker volume will be used.
-n: do not enable "host" network mode.
Under Linux the tool runs in "host" network mode by default allowing
it to operate as a server without explicit port publishing. Under
Windows this mode of operation is always disabled requiring port
publishing to be set up if the tool is to act as a server. This flag
disables the default behavior (which is relevant under Linux).
-- <docker_options>: extra options to be passed to "docker run".
Parameters after -- are simply forwarded to the "docker run"
invocation in the alias that the script creates.
-h: help
Prints usage information.
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