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I have a project using golang-builder, and I'd like to reference environment variables in my Dockerfile using the ENV directive (docs). Unfortunately, it appears that this still requires the -e/--build-arg params on the call to docker build (docs).
Currently this does not appear to be possible with golang-builder, so I'd like to discuss on this issue possible ways to introduce this feature.
To start things off, how about an environment variable passed in called something like DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS that allows any arbitrary extra args to be given to the docker build command. That seems like it would be a generic-enough implementation. What do you think?
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I have a project using golang-builder, and I'd like to reference environment variables in my
Dockerfile
using theENV
directive (docs). Unfortunately, it appears that this still requires the-e
/--build-arg
params on the call todocker build
(docs).Currently this does not appear to be possible with golang-builder, so I'd like to discuss on this issue possible ways to introduce this feature.
To start things off, how about an environment variable passed in called something like
DOCKER_BUILD_ARGS
that allows any arbitrary extra args to be given to thedocker build
command. That seems like it would be a generic-enough implementation. What do you think?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: