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Dockerfiles for development
To facilitate in development - specifically, running tests, some Dockerfiles are provided:
./Dockerfile.centos6CentOS 6, for testing with python2.6./Dockerfile.centos7CentOS 7, for testing with python2.7./Dockerfile.centos8CentOS 8, for testing with python3.6./Dockerfile.f32Fedora 32, for testing with python3.8./Dockerfile.f33Fedora 33, for testing with python3.9./Dockerfile.rawhideFedora Rawhide, for testing with python3.?
To use them, taking fedora as an example:
docker build -t koji_test_fedora:32 --no-cache -f Dockerfile.f32
docker run --rm -v $PWD:/koji --name koji_test koji_test_fedora:32 bash -c "cd /koji && tox -e flake8,py3"
Or CentOS as an example:
docker build -t koji_test_centos:8 --no-cache -f Dockerfile.centos8
docker run --rm -v $PWD:/koji --name koji_test koji_test_centos:8 bash -c "cd /koji && tox -e py2"
When running with Podman and SELinux enabled, use the "--security-opt label=disable" option:
podman run --rm -v $PWD:/koji --security-opt label=disable --name koji_test koji_test_fedora:32 bash -c "cd /koji && ls -l /koji && tox -e flake8,py3"