This also includes a new `login` command. The signing and CI logic is now using the Driver trait system along with a new experimental sigstore signing driver. New static macros have also been created to make implementation management easier for `Command` usage and `Driver` trait implementation calls.
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Co-authored-by: xyny <60004820+xynydev@users.noreply.github.com>
This will be used for running containers for various tasks. There will
be a way to take all output from the process and a way to display output
from a running container like our builds have.
This allows spawned children processes to be killed when a user performs
a Ctrl-C operation. Before this change, children processes would end up
continuing in the background with the user unaware.
The `build` subcommand can now take in any number of recipe files and
will build them all in parallel. Along with this new ability, I've added
a way to easily distinguish which part of the build log belongs to which
recipe. Check out the `docker_build` action of this PR for an example.
## Tasks
- [x] Make build log follow same pattern as normal logs to keep things
consistent
- [x] Update color ranges based on @xynydev 's feedback
- [x] Deal with ANSI control characters in log output
- [x] Add [`indicatif`](https://crates.io/crates/indicatif) to make logs
look nicer
- [x] Add ability to print logs to a file
This updates the `template` subcommand to be `generate`. The `template`
usage will continue to work as an alias to `generate`. A new `switch`
command is added that will manage both `rpm-ostree rebase` and
`rpm-ostree upgrade` and is fully replacing the respective subcommands
as a breaking change.
The new `switch` command is under the feature flag `switch` and will
currently only build for the `main` branch builds until it is moved as a
default feature (`v0.9.0`).
Closes#159
As I was re-arranging my recipe files, I needed a way to ensure that the
order of my recipe is correct without having to read through the
generated `Containerfile`. So I added a `-d`/`--display-full-recipe` arg
to `template` that will print out all of your modules in the order
defined by following the `from-file` property.
```
$> bluebuild template --help
Generate a Containerfile from a recipe
Usage: bluebuild template [OPTIONS] [RECIPE]
Arguments:
[RECIPE]
The recipe file to create a template from
Options:
-o, --output <OUTPUT>
File to output to instead of STDOUT
--registry <REGISTRY>
The registry domain the image will be published to.
This is used for modules that need to know where the image is being published (i.e. the signing module).
--registry-namespace <REGISTRY_NAMESPACE>
The registry namespace the image will be published to.
This is used for modules that need to know where the image is being published (i.e. the signing module).
-d, --display-full-recipe
Instead of creating a Containerfile, display the full recipe after traversing all `from-file` properties.
This can be used to help debug the order you defined your recipe.
-t, --syntax-theme <SYNTAX_THEME>
Choose a theme for the syntax highlighting for the Containerfile or Yaml.
The default is `mocha-dark`.
[possible values: mocha-dark, ocean-dark, ocean-light, eighties-dark, inspired-github, solarized-dark, solarized-light]
-s, --squash
Puts the build in a `squash-stage` and COPY's the results to the final stage as one layer.
WARN: This doesn't work with the docker driver as it has been deprecated.
NOTE: Squash has a performance benefit for the newer versions of podman and buildah.
-B, --build-driver <BUILD_DRIVER>
Select which driver to use to build your image
[possible values: buildah, podman, docker]
-v, --verbose...
Increase logging verbosity
-I, --inspect-driver <INSPECT_DRIVER>
Select which driver to use to inspect images
[possible values: skopeo, podman, docker]
-q, --quiet...
Decrease logging verbosity
-h, --help
Print help (see a summary with '-h')
```
Preview of Containerfile/Dockerfile syntax highlighting:
Preview of Yaml highlighting:
