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There is a [https://docker-registry.wikimedia.org/v2/wikimedia/blubber/tags/list docker image for blubber as a micro service] - this runs a web service. | There is a [https://docker-registry.wikimedia.org/v2/wikimedia/blubber/tags/list docker image for blubber as a micro service] - this runs a web service. | ||
Are there any plans for a docker image containing blubber as a binary? Are there objective reasons against such approach? This would allow for blubber to be used as part of our development tool chain (being dependent only on docker/docker-compose) without making it a system requirement the individual dev needs to ensure manually. | Are there any plans for a docker image containing blubber as a binary? Are there objective reasons against such approach? This would allow for blubber to be used as part of our development tool chain (being dependent only on docker/docker-compose) without making it a system requirement the individual dev needs to ensure manually. | ||
== Change install instructions to 'go install' == | |||
"'go get' is no longer supported outside a module." | |||
...the go binary tells me. It appears <code>go install https://repo/uri@version</code> is now the preferred method, outside of a module? | |||
Latest revision as of 18:47, 27 May 2022
Docker image
There is a docker image for blubber as a micro service - this runs a web service. Are there any plans for a docker image containing blubber as a binary? Are there objective reasons against such approach? This would allow for blubber to be used as part of our development tool chain (being dependent only on docker/docker-compose) without making it a system requirement the individual dev needs to ensure manually.
Change install instructions to 'go install'
"'go get' is no longer supported outside a module."
...the go binary tells me. It appears go install https://repo/uri@version is now the preferred method, outside of a module?