I am currently trying to setup a CI that will build the docker image of the project. The caveat is that I am trying to use .tool-versions as the source of truth both for dev/CI and docker image. So far I managed to pass correctly the necessary build arguments to docker build, however having the OS …

You are trying to use .tool-versions as the source of truth for everything, right? So, is your plan to get any debian image and install erlang/elixir using asdf inside the docker image, then proceed and build the project? Why could the elixir/erlang versions be missing for a specific OS when you i…

[image] joelpaulkoch: You are trying to use .tool-versions as the source of truth for everything, right? Exactly. [image] joelpaulkoch: So, is your plan to get any debian image and install erlang/elixir using asdf inside the docker image, then proceed and build the project? No, I want…

I don’t think there are tags for that repo, which do not include OS level details.

Oh, I see. I guess you could make a call to the docker hub api to get the latest tags, then filter based on your versions..

[image] joelpaulkoch: I guess you could make a call to the docker hub api to get the latest tags, then filter based on your versions… That’s also well cacheable given tags never change.

Avoiding debian version for hexpm elixir images

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LostKobrakai November 13, 2024, 2:59pm 6

That’s also well cacheable given tags never change.