Releases: buildpacks/pack
pack v0.0.5
The pack
CLI now includes the ability to specify a local buildpack on pack build
to shorten feedback loops when you are developing your own cloud native buildpacks. The local buildpack must be a directory, and the path to the buildpack must be specified with the --buildpack
flag.
Additionally, you can now swap out your run image with a new version without rebuilding your entire application image using pack rebase
. With pack rebase --publish
, the rebasing happens entirely on the registry, without needing a local copy of the run image.
Prerequisites
Install
- Download the
tar.gz
file for your platform - Extract the
pack
binary - (Optional) Add the path to the binary to
PATH
, or copy the binary into/usr/local/bin
Run
Run the command pack
.
You should see the following output
Usage:
pack [command]
Available Commands:
add-stack
build
create-builder
delete-stack
help Help about any command
rebase
run
set-default-stack
update-stack
version
Flags:
-h, --help help for pack
Use "pack [command] --help" for more information about a command.
Release Notes
- Ability to swap out base stack - buildpacks/roadmap#2
- Ability to specify which buildpack you want to use - #25
- Ability to see what version of the CLI you are running - #43
- Ability to set default stack - #38
Upcoming Features
- Support for windows version - #29
pack v0.0.4
Added ability to create custom builder and use user provided stacks.
Prerequisites
- Local Docker Daemon
Install
- Download tar file, extract the binary and add the path to the binary to
PATH
Run
Run the command pack
. If the binary is not executable, run chmod +x pack
to make it executable.
You should see the following output
Usage:
pack [command]
Available Commands:
add-stack
build
create-builder
delete-stack
help Help about any command
update-stack
Flags:
-h, --help help for pack
Use "pack [command] --help" for more information about a command.
Release Notes
Upcoming Features
- Support for windows version - #29
- Ability to swap out base stack - buildpacks/roadmap#2
- Ability to specify which buildpack you want to use - #25
pack v0.0.3
pack v0.0.1
This is the first early alpha release of the pack CLI. You can build images using the pack build
command.
Prereqs
Local Docker Daemon
Install
Download pack
binary and save to your PATH
.