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![]() * Implement the same hack as for functional tests to prevent msquic from dropping connections * Feedback: removed code sharing and used reflaction * Try to fix missing build dependency * Feedback - removed test only function and replaced with shared code + some reflection * fix argument handling in build-local.ps1 * do not use MsQuicLibraryVersion * copy msquic interop utils to the SDK base image * use LinkBase in Functional.Tests.csproj for wildcard include * Use MsQuicLibraryVersion in out internal logging and as a side-effect avoid the property being trimmed * Comment * also copy files to the Linux container --------- Co-authored-by: antonfirsov <antonfir@gmail.com> |
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Readme.md |
Docker Build Infrastructure
Provides reusable docker build infrastructure for the dotnet/runtime repo.
libraries-sdk Dockerfiles
The libraries-sdk
Dockerfiles can be used to build dotnet sdk docker images
that contain the current libraries built from source.
These images can be used to build dockerized dotnet services that target the current libraries.
Currently, debian and windows nanoserver sdk's are supported.
Building the images
To build the linux image locally
PS> .\build-docker-sdk.ps1 -t dotnet-linux-sdk-current
and for Windows:
PS> .\build-docker-sdk.ps1 -w -t dotnet-nanoserver-sdk-current
To use Debug builds:
PS> .\build-docker-sdk.ps1 -c Debug -t dotnet-sdk-current