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rssover 3 years ago(edited)
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rssover 3 years ago(edited)
v1.3.0 Notable change: Preserve Dockerfile PATH
Notable change
Debian behavior is to ignore any existing value of the PATH environment variable when launching bash and set it to a predefined value. This makes it impossible to modify the PATH in the Dockerfile. Alpine's approach (taken from Arch Linux) is to append the path components to any existing PATH value, allowing users to set a preferred path, but still ensuring that all expected/required directories are included in PATH to start.
In this release, we follow Alpine's strategy under...
Notable change
Debian behavior is to ignore any existing value of the PATH environment variable when launching bash and set it to a predefined value. This makes it impossible to modify the PATH in the Dockerfile. Alpine's approach (taken from Arch Linux) is to append the path components to any existing PATH value, allowing users to set a preferred path, but still ensuring that all expected/required directories are included in PATH to start.
In this release, we follow Alpine's strategy under...
Matt Gowieover 3 years ago(edited)
Hey @Jeremy G (Cloud Posse) — low priority, but a couple quick questions for you following some internal discussion at Masterpoint on Geodesic.
1. In
2. Do you have a suggested approach for running
1. In
Dockerfile.options, you folks mention preferring YAML configuration direnv>. My assumption is that you’re referring to things like terraform vars and similar configuration that atmos now covers, but not for actual environment variables. Is that correct? My team and I are working on setting env vars like KUBECONFIG + AWS_CONFIG_FILE to custom, project specific files via direnv. And before we do so I figured I would ask about that comment considering ya’ll might have some learnings there. 2. Do you have a suggested approach for running
direnv allow $GEODESIC_HOST_CWD/.envrc on start of the container? I don’t want to use a preferences or overrides file because we want it to be persisted across all container sessions and not just my own. I’m assuming that means we need to add an additional bash script into rootfs/ that’ll get executed by Geodesic at start of the container, but I’m unaware what would be the best option there as I’d rather not override /etc/profile completely. rssover 3 years ago(edited)
v1.3.1 See also "notable change" in v1.3.0
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rssover 3 years ago(edited)
v1.3.2 See also "notable change" in v1.3.0 Latest
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