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Docker Development

Use Docker when you need a clean Linux build environment or a reproducible packaging path.

Common Commands

make docker-dev
make docker-run-dev
make rpm-in-docker

Recommended Flow

  1. On the host, initialize vendored dependencies with git submodule update --init --recursive.
  2. Build the development image with make docker-dev.
  3. Start an interactive container with make docker-run-dev.
  4. Inside the container, run make and make test. The container defaults to O=build-docker, so it does not reuse host CMake caches from build/.
  5. If you also need an RPM package, run make rpm-in-docker.

Use make bootstrap on a local RPM-based host. Inside the development container, the dependency layer is already baked into the image, so the normal build and test commands are sufficient.

When To Use It

  • Host system is not compatible with the project’s RPM- and system-library-heavy dependencies.
  • You need a disposable CentOS Stream 9 environment for builds, tests, or RPM packaging.
  • You want a disposable build/test sandbox.