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As discussed in #326 (comment), it would be helpful if the website deployment script (.github/workflows/deploy.yml) ran the website build steps inside of a custom Docker container.
Ideally, the Docker container would have the following properties:
Based on ubuntu:22.04 (i.e. FROM ubuntu:22.04).
Uses nvm to install the latest available LTS version of Node.js based on an .nvmrc file.
Uses rbenv to install the latest available LTS version of Ruby based on a .ruby-version file.
All environment setup / dependency installation steps are extracted into a standalone Bash script (e.g. install_website_dependencies.sh) so that the script can also be run directly on an Ubuntu 22.04 host machine with no container requirement.
This is a follow up to #326.
As discussed in #326 (comment), it would be helpful if the website deployment script (
.github/workflows/deploy.yml
) ran the website build steps inside of a custom Docker container.This would enable easier reproducibility for local debugging workflows (i.e. https://github.com/apache/arrow-site#using-docker) and allow for more fine grained control over the deployment environment.
Ideally, the Docker container would have the following properties:
ubuntu:22.04
(i.e.FROM ubuntu:22.04
).nvm
to install the latest available LTS version of Node.js based on an.nvmrc
file.rbenv
to install the latest available LTS version of Ruby based on a.ruby-version
file.install_website_dependencies.sh
) so that the script can also be run directly on an Ubuntu 22.04 host machine with no container requirement.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: