Move docker creation and deletion to tb.sh
A makefile was used only for creation and clean up of the docker image for building. In this process, all the environment variables were sourced and included into the Makefile. However this can fail on systems that has functions and cause a failing makefile. Trying to fixing this issue I realize that this Makefile ain't needed, as all the logic for docker management is under `tb.sh`, therefore makes sense to remove this Makefile and use this script for the entire process. Story: 2002560 Change-Id: I2795593521a5d16dc2033861946fd09c2270424e Signed-off-by: Erich Cordoba <erich.cordoba.malibran@intel.com>
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# TC Build container
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# Set defaults that may be overridden in the buidrc
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MY_TC_RELEASE := tis-r5-pike
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UID := $(shell id -u)
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USER := $(shell id -un)
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# Import the build config
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NULL := $(shell bash -c "source buildrc; set | sed -E '/^[[:alnum:]_]+/s/=/:=/' | sed 's/^//' > .makeenv")
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include .makeenv
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MYUNAME ?= $(USER)
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TC_CONTAINER_NAME := $(MYUNAME)-centos-builder
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TC_CONTAINER_TAG := local/$(MYUNAME)-stx-builder:7.4
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TC_DOCKERFILE := Dockerfile
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all:
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docker build \
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--build-arg MYUID=$(UID) \
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--build-arg MYUNAME=$(MYUNAME) \
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--ulimit core=0 \
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--network host \
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-t $(TC_CONTAINER_TAG) \
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-f $(TC_DOCKERFILE) \
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.
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clean:
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docker rm $(TC_CONTAINER_NAME) || true
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docker image rm $(TC_CONTAINER_TAG)
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env:
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@echo "TC_DOCKERFILE=$(TC_DOCKERFILE)"
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@echo "TC_CONTAINER_NAME=$(TC_CONTAINER_NAME)"
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@echo "TC_CONTAINER_TAG=$(TC_CONTAINER_TAG)"
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@echo "SOURCE_REMOTE_NAME=$(SOURCE_REMOTE_NAME)"
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@echo "SOURCE_REMOTE_URI=$(SOURCE_REMOTE_URI)"
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@echo "HOST_MIRROR_DIR=$(HOST_MIRROR_DIR)"
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@echo "MY_TC_RELEASE=$(MY_TC_RELEASE)"
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@echo "LOCALDISK=${LOCALDISK}"
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@echo "GUEST_LOCALDISK=${GUEST_LOCALDISK}"
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.PHONY: all clean env
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~~~~~~~~~~~
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Once the configuration files have been customized, it is possible to build
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the docker image. This process is automated by the Makefile.
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the docker image. This process is automated by the ``tb.sh`` script.
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.. code-block:: bash
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make
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./tb.sh create
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NOTE:
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~~~~~
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tb.sh
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tb.sh
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TC_CONTAINER_TAG=local/${MYUNAME}-stx-builder:7.4
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TC_DOCKERFILE=Dockerfile
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function create_container {
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docker build \
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--build-arg MYUID=$(id -u) \
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--build-arg MYUNAME=${USER} \
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--ulimit core=0 \
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--network host \
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-t ${TC_CONTAINER_TAG} \
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-f ${TC_DOCKERFILE} \
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.
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}
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function exec_container {
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docker cp ${WORK_DIR}/buildrc ${TC_CONTAINER_NAME}:/home/${MYUNAME}
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docker cp ${WORK_DIR}/localrc ${TC_CONTAINER_NAME}:/home/${MYUNAME}
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docker kill ${TC_CONTAINER_NAME}
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}
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function clean_container {
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docker rm ${TC_CONTAINER_NAME} || true
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docker image rm ${TC_CONTAINER_TAG}
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}
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function usage {
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echo "$0 [run|exec|env|stop|kill]"
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echo "$0 [create|run|exec|env|stop|kill|clean]"
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}
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case $CMD in
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echo "MY_TC_RELEASE=${MY_TC_RELEASE}"
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echo "MY_REPO_ROOT_DIR=${MY_REPO_ROOT_DIR}"
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;;
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create)
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create_container
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;;
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exec)
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exec_container
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;;
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kill)
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kill_container
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;;
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clean)
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clean_container
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;;
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*)
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echo "Unknown command: $CMD"
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usage
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usage
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exit 1
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;;
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esac
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