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* Strip more kinds of timestamps and versions from dockerfile output, rewrite office-ui-fabric dockerfile to use new lerna build system * Add another filter for just output * Update user baselines (#23) * Update user baselines (#24) * Strip only maybe-present timestamps * More lenient timestamp filter * Update user baselines (#25) * Simplify and enhance vscode dockerfile to use nightly ts in ts extension, too * Update user baselines (#26) * Update user baselines (#27) |
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Integrations
This repository contains Dockerfiles that describe how to build open source projects (usually those with complex build tasks) with a specific version of typescript. These are used for extended validations of a given typescript build.
Contributing
To add a new test:
- Create a new folder with the name of the project
- Create a
Dockerfilewithin that folder - The
Dockerfilewill be built withdocker build . -t tstest/folderand then run withdocker run tstest/folder - Write the dockerfile such that it can build the target project and injects the typescript package from the
typescript/typescriptimage (which should have a tar file at/typescript/typescript-*.tgz)
Debugging
You can open a test's container with an interactive shell to debug with docker run -it --entrypoint "/bin/sh" tstest/folder.
If you want to remote debug a typescript process within a container, you'll need to forward the port you instruct the
compiler or language server to listen on by passing --expose PORT where PORT is the port number you'd like forwarded to the
host.