Releasing loki-build-image
The loki-build-image
is the Docker image used to run tests and build Grafana Loki binaries in CI.
The build and publish process of the image is triggered upon a merge to main
if there were made any changes in the folder ./loki-build-image/.
Building and using the loki-build-image is a two-step process.
As a first step to build the new image, you need to create a pull
request with the desired changes to the Dockerfile. To increase the version of
the image, you also need to update the version tag of the loki-build-image
pipeline defined in .drone/drone.jsonnet (search for
pipeline('loki-build-image')) and run DRONE_SERVER=https://drone.grafana.net/ DRONE_TOKEN=<token> make drone
and commit the changes to the same pull request.
Once approved and merged to main, the image with the new version is built.
The new image can only be used after updating the BUILD_IMAGE_VERSION in the
Makefile a second step. After changing the version in the Makefile and
updating it in all other places where the image is used:
- Dockerfiles in
cmddirectory .circleci/config.yml
run BUILD_IN_CONTAINER=false make drone again and submit a PR with the
generated changes.
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