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Container Runner

Run Make targets inside Docker containers.

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What it does

Container Runner lets you execute a Makefile target inside any Docker image and captures whether it succeeded or failed. You specify the image, the target, and your Bitbucket credentials, and it runs the command in an isolated container.

Before you start

You need:

  • A Bitbucket API token with repository access permissions
  • Your Bitbucket account email

How to use it

container_runner run-container \
  --image islasgeci/hola \
  --target mundo \
  --path ./hola/ \
  --container my_container \
  --token YOUR_API_TOKEN \
  --email YOUR_EMAIL

This runs make mundo inside the islasgeci/hola image, mounting ./hola/ as the working directory. A file named .make_succeeded is created if the target completes successfully, or removed if it fails.

Run with Docker

docker run --volume $PWD:/workdir islasgeci/container_runner:latest \
  container_runner run-container \
    --image islasgeci/hola \
    --target mundo \
    --path ./hola/ \
    --container my_container \
    --token YOUR_TOKEN \
    --email YOUR_EMAIL

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