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quarkus-container-image-jib should support jib.dockerClient.executable config #21677
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Thanks. I'll add this tomorrow |
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When Jib builds a container locally (as opposed to pushing to a registry), it needs a docker executable to perform the build. With this change, the name of that executable is now configurable using either `quarkus.jib.docker-executable-name` or `quarkus.docker.executable-name` Resolves: quarkusio#21677
#21690 takes care of it |
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Make docker executable configurable when using Jib
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When Jib builds a container locally (as opposed to pushing to a registry), it needs a docker executable to perform the build. With this change, the name of that executable is now configurable using either `quarkus.jib.docker-executable-name` or `quarkus.docker.executable-name` Resolves: quarkusio#21677
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When Jib builds a container locally (as opposed to pushing to a registry), it needs a docker executable to perform the build. With this change, the name of that executable is now configurable using either `quarkus.jib.docker-executable-name` or `quarkus.docker.executable-name` Resolves: quarkusio#21677
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Jib allows configuration of the
dockerClient
that is invoked for loading the built image to local registry. This allows developers to explicitly build todocker
,podman
,buildah
, etc. depending on what is available on their system as well as explicitly selecting one of them if multiple are present. This is analogous to thequarkus.docker.executable-name
config property that is already supported, so I think it would make sense that thejib
builder supports it as well.Originally posted by @andrewazores in #16326 (comment)
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