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I believe you are correct about the lack of context - you can still ADD using a URL. My suggestion here would be not to use the Dockerfile for building the image, build that outside of kitchen-docker and publish to a repository where context is present. You can then use the Dockerfile as a mechanism for using your custom image without any of the inherent modifications that kitchen-docker performs to the image before starting it up - your Dockerfile would simply contain a "FROM" line and that's it.
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Agreed, that would be my read as well. Otherwise it would tar and upload a potentially massive current working directory just to make the image.
Is there something specific you're trying to get onto the image? Does it need to be there before Chef is installed? We may be able to fall back on some other tricks…
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Thanks for your advice @adnichols, that would work but it will not be as cohesive an approach as I would like.
It comes down to when things should happen in the pipeline I have in mind - which may well be flawed and represent nothing more than my limited experience with docker and kitchen tools.
@fnichol, I wanted to add a shell script consisting of a number of pre-test steps that need to be taken prior to verify
running through my specs. Steps like restarting all the services provisioned via chef
for example, as (sometimes necessary) sanity check.
My approach to this was to run a script that I added to the build via the ADD
in the dockerfile, before /usr/sbin/sshd -D -o UseDNS=no -o UsePAM=no
is executed.
That may very well be a naive approach, but it seemed logical to me, and kept the docker specifics of my test setup coupled to test-kitchen
tool-chain, and not polluting my base images; if you follow me.
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Now have written it down and since I did not get to the stage of actually testing this approach, what I was trying to do may not be such a great idea anyway. I think I can achieve what I want with Chef.
Back to the drawing board I think. Thanks for your input.
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