Maxlath added a comment.
@Addshore it could apply to any image, not just `wdqs-frontend:`: when
pulling `wikibase/wikibase:1.33-bundle` the name tells me it was built from the
wikibase/1.33 folder, but that folder has been modified several times:
* 531fbda - (10 weeks ago) More cleanups for performance, use better names
and passwords - Amir Sarabadani
* a294b27 - (10 weeks ago) Use a commit that works for 1.33 - Amir
Sarabadani
* 7e8697d - (2 months ago) Explicitly download 1.34-wmf.8 of EntitySchema
for 1.33 bundle - Amir Sarabadani
* 562e69b - (2 months ago) Add 1.33 + EntitySchema extension - Amir
Sarabadani
How can I know at which commit it was built?
A solution could be to tag builds with the current commit hash:
TAG=$(git rev-parse HEAD | cut -c 1-7)
docker build -t wikibase:$TAG -t wikibase:latest
As for archives fetched within Dockerfiles, using `git clone --depth=1
https://repo.url` instead of downloading a zip file seems perfectly fine to me:
that would download only the objects necessary for the last commit, making it
super fast (actually faster that downloading+unzipping the archive in my test,
but that was on a small repo with a good connection, maybe that's different for
bigger repos), and making that last commit hash easy to identify with `git log`
TASK DETAIL
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T231128
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To: Maxlath
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