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Introduce package command #58
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FROM alpine:3.14 |
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Any reason not to just call this Dockerfile
? There's only one in this directory
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Purely for being explicit to its purpose as well ease of finding it since there are other Dockerfiles
in the repo.
Happy to change it, what do you think?
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package packageCmd |
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nit: should be named package
just like the rest of the cmd
packages
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I agree! but it can't be because package
is a reserved word; package package
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ahhhh lol
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Then package_cmd
, and have the dir named package
?
Introduces
bee package
command to package built BPF programs in the local registry along withbee
in a single, runnable docker image that can ran as a container (as long as there are sufficient permissions)fixes #41