dockerfile-plus
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New commands for Dockerfile
This was tested on a ``` OS: Raspbian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye) armv7l Host: Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.2 Kernel: 5.15.32-v7l+ Uptime: 1 hour, 49 mins Packages: 651 (dpkg)...
This extension is awesome! But it causes some ugliness in VS code like:   Since VS code...
I'm building on an embedded system, using Visual Studio Code's remote build facility which works over SSH. When I try to use dockerfile-plus I get the following: ``` => [internal]...
This looks very interesting, exactly what I was looking for to save me duplicating hundreds of line of code. Is it possible to include something in another directory? For example...
Would be nice to support build ARG (if possible), which would allow included Dockerfile path to be passed on via build ARG, e.g. **Dockerfile content** ``` # syntax = edrevo/dockerfile-plus...
Would it be possible for Dockerfile B to include Dockerfile A, and then Dockerfile C include Dockerfile B? Currently that doesn't work because of the duplicate `# syntax`. The error...
Image on docker-hub and current release (0.1.0) doesn't include fix for include+ in include+ file from #8. Would you mind publishing a new release that includes this fix?
This allows building this package with the latest version of Rust
The tokio changes are harder than I thought.
This is not mentioned in the readme, it took me some time to find the issue, but the syntax comment should be the first comment in the file otherwise it...