Hi Danny, Sorry to be late.
On Wed, 04 Nov 2020 at 15:50, Danny Milosavljevic <dan...@scratchpost.org> wrote: >> Some days ago, we discussed on #guix about releasing Docker images >> ready-to-use. And you pointed your project: >> >> https://gitlab.com/daym/guix-on-docker/ [...] > For the use case I'm using it for, guix-on-docker is final now. > I doubt that I'll change anything in it, and certainly nothing major. I have simply tried: docker run -d --name guix registry.gitlab.com/daym/guix-on-docker docker exec guix guix pack hello Wow! The image is huge: 5.23GB registry.gitlab.com/daym/guix-on-docker latest 884b4a4ddf61 Is it expected? BTW, I am noting that there are couple of layers: "RootFS": { "Type": "layers", "Layers": [ "sha256:c3deb477b7310360aaa445de77aa7c16f4cee76db5163c2c70573f49b2b26943", "sha256:8128b7241acd71f13fc7bdcc5cda139e0ab75a2a987db6268d8d0f74b0974fe9", "sha256:ba90a34fcea86f444a3ceb192ad2b6ad2d1ba86c1df4e9b4746114d86472f1a8", "sha256:c2f9dceb24a4df38f7e708db969792ac3061270f6322411b503c347ff98399b0", "sha256:39e027c52cb13e22b7b2a729b07e23f3574662ee482fb5c09b42c6cf51020cf6", "sha256:5a938600c9db6ce11a1e561b2c57448a999970ebeb82539276afead86bc44319", "sha256:541970bba9516720676f088c629ff12048ce478a2bd5e2b7da21c50feaa619f1", "sha256:3cc6fdb7c0cc6b5bca938df9a5fa03fe3438333f3c9f686f8a90b1fc785ff07f", "sha256:298ab852047104192cc6c5347154843f3669810c215377bcc280dbfb89277708", "sha256:a5a94f3837bafc49d54ef88f98eb3e162e78248c8b055ab17fd057b2d57d6d2e", "sha256:697ddc7e64d6cd06293d0840abc4876c3f27fccc70e35efd4f07d84d0e3e6d63" ] }, I am not sure to understand why. It reminds me this previous thread: <https://yhetil.org/guix-user/cakjnhz1x26qhpewzfomabemzhqa1qdu_dq7u6kvxuqg7vcv...@mail.gmail.com> Well, I do not know. Then, the ’docker exec’ downloads \o/ and then fails with: guix pack: error: getting status of `/tmp': No such file or directory Hum, as in the other message, I am sure I am missing the obvious with Docker options. > Right now, my gitlab project automatically tracks guix from git master on > savannah and rebuilds that and pushes the result to gitlab's docker > registry (every time someone commits to guix master). > > If we wanted the gitlab project to track a release tag, we'd have to > configure it to do building from a tag, too. If so, please tell me. Currently, it builds master, right? I have not looked but do you think it could possible to track the both branches master and version-1.x.y? Thanks, simon
