dunst-docker

Dockerimages for dunst. Used for testing or running in a super small Alpine image.

Running

Please clone the git repository and run make in there. Many flags have to get triggered to run dunst inside docker.

git clone https://github.com/dunst-project/docker-images dunst-docker
cd dunst-docker
make run

If you want to have a specific version, use make run-<versiontag> to run the specific version.

Usage

Use make for this and point the REPO variable to your repository. So a make -j REPO=code/to/dunst will do:

do a complete build for all images
copy the repo into the container (you local repo stays untouched)
execute the tests in the docker image

If you do not want to build the images, but download the prebuilt ones from Github Container Registry (ghcr.io), add the variable DOCKER_TECHNIQUE=pull to your make call.

If you do not use docker but a replacement (with compatible CLI; e.g. podman), add the variable DOCKER=podman to your make call.

To test dunst in a specific image, use make ci-run-<image>.

Example: make REPO=../dunst.git ci-run-alpine

Other make targets

ci-pull: Download all images from GitHub Package Registry
ci-build: Build all docker images locally
ci-clean: Remove all local docker images

Images

ArchLinux Latest (archlinux)
Alpine Latest (alpine)
Debian Bookworm (debian-bookworm)
Debian Bullseye (debian-bullseye)
Debian Buster (debian-buster)
Fedora 39 (fedora39)
Ubuntu 20.04 (ubuntu-focal)
Ubuntu 22.04 (ubuntu-jammy)

CentOS is not supported, as basic libraries are missing on CentOS.

Adding new images

Add your new Dockerfile.<name> in ./ci/ folder.
Add the new <name> in the GitHub Actions matrix:
- In the GitHub Action workflow of this project.
- In the GitHub Action workflow of the main dunst project

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