Version 1.1.7

This is version 1.1.7 of into-docker, which is now build against GraalVM CE (Java 21).

Version 1.1.6

This is version 1.1.6 of into-docker, with some small adjustments.

Features

• Explicitly use the docker engine's platform when no platform is set.
• Improve error message when connection to docker engine fails.
• Upgrade dependencies.

Version 1.1.5

This is version 1.1.5 of into-docker, with some small adjustments.

Features

• (BREAKING) Remove --force-platform CLI option (use DOCKER_DEFAULT_PLATFORM environment variable instead).
• Do not print progress if CI environment variable is set to true.

Version 1.1.4

This is version 1.1.4 of into-docker, introducing support for platforms.

Features

• --platform CLI option to choose runner container platform.
• --force-platform CLI option to force usage of the platform also for the builder container.
• Heed DOCKER_DEFAULT_PLATFORM environment variable.

Version 1.1.3

This is version 1.1.3 of into-docker, which updates underlying libraries.

Features

• Progress bar when pulling images.

Version 1.1.2

This is version 1.1.2 of into-docker, which updates underlying libraries to now support Apple Silicon architectures.

Features

• Support Apple Silicon.
• Introduce local caching using cache volume (-i/--incremental).

Version 1.1.1

This is version 1.1.1 of into-docker, which incorporates a single bugfix.

Bugfixes

• Correctly handle entries with trailing slash in a builder's ignore file, e.g. node_modules/ (see #30).

Version 1.1.0

This is version 1.1.0 of into-docker, which incorporates a few improvements and bugfixes:

Housekeeping

• Uses GraalVM 20.3.0.
• Upgrades dependencies.
• More comprehensive e2e test.
• Increased test coverage, more granular tests for single build steps.

Bugfixes

• Addresses permission issue when using non-root build user.
• Correctly handles builder/runner images that have defined an ENTRYPOINT (see #20 and #21 - thanks @r0man!).
• Fixes a regression when writing artifacts and building an image at the same time (see #26).

Improvements

• Uses a shared volume to transfer artifacts between containers, rather than an explicit copy out of one and back into the other.
  • Flag --no-volumes can be used to restore the original behaviour.
• Uses DOCKER_API_VERSION environment variable to target the correct API version (instead of always expecting the latest one).
• Only pulls the desired tag from a registry instead of all of them.
• Introduces the .buildenv mechanism to pass environment variables to the build script.
• Fails early if no source files are found (or all of them are ignored).

Version 1.1.0-RC4

This is version 1.1.0-RC4 of into-docker, which incorporates a few improvements and bugfixes:

Housekeeping

• Uses GraalVM 20.3.0.
• Upgrades dependencies.
• More comprehensive e2e test.

Bugfixes

• Addresses permission issue when using non-root build user.
• Correctly handles builder/runner images that have defined an ENTRYPOINT (see #20 and #21 - thanks @r0man!).
• (NEW) Fixes a regression when writing artifacts and building an image at the same time (see #26).

Improvements

• Uses a shared volume to transfer artifacts between containers, rather than an explicit copy out of one and back into the other.
  • Flag --no-volumes can be used to restore the original behaviour.
• Uses DOCKER_API_VERSION environment variable to target the correct API version (instead of always expecting the latest one).
• Only pulls the desired tag from a registry instead of all of them.
• Introduces the .buildenv mechanism to pass environment variables to the build script.

Version 1.1.0-RC3

This is version 1.1.0-RC3 of into-docker, which incorporates a few improvements and bugfixes:

Housekeeping

• Uses GraalVM 20.3.0.
• Upgrades dependencies.
• More comprehensive e2e test.

Bugfixes

• Addresses permission issue when using non-root build user.
• Correctly handles builder/runner images that have defined an ENTRYPOINT (see #20 and #21 - thanks @r0man!).

Improvements

• Uses a shared volume to transfer artifacts between containers, rather than an explicit copy out of one and back into the other.
  • Flag --no-volumes can be used to restore the original behaviour.
• Uses DOCKER_API_VERSION environment variable to target the correct API version (instead of always expecting the latest one).
• Only pulls the desired tag from a registry instead of all of them.
• (NEW) Introduces the .buildenv mechanism to pass environment variables to the build script.