dunst-docker

Dockerimages for dunst. Used for testing or running in a super small Alpine image.

Running

Please clone the git repository and run make in there. Many flags have to get triggered to run dunst inside docker.

git clone https://github.com/dunst-project/docker-images dunst-docker
cd dunst-docker
make run

If you want to have a specific version, use make run-<versiontag> to run the specific version.

Usage

Use make for this and point the REPO variable to your repository. So a make -j REPO=code/to/dunst will do:

• do a complete build for all images
• copy the repo into the container (you local repo stays untouched)
• execute the tests in the docker image

If you do not want to build the images, but download the prebuilt ones from Github Container Registry (ghcr.io), add the variable DOCKER_TECHNIQUE=pull to your make call.

If you do not use docker but a replacement (with compatible CLI; e.g. podman), add the variable DOCKER=podman to your make call.

To test dunst in a specific image, use make ci-run-<image>.

Example: make REPO=../dunst.git ci-run-alpine

Other make targets

• ci-pull: Download all images from GitHub Package Registry
• ci-build: Build all docker images locally
• ci-clean: Remove all local docker images

Images

• Alpine Latest (alpine)
• Alpine Edge (alpine-edge)
• ArchLinux Latest (archlinux)
• Debian Bookworm (debian-bookworm)
• Debian Bullseye (debian-bullseye)
• Debian Buster (debian-buster)
• Fedora 40 (fedora40)
• Ubuntu 20.04 (ubuntu-focal)
• Ubuntu 22.04 (ubuntu-jammy)
• Ubuntu 24.04 (ubuntu-noble)

CentOS is not supported, as basic libraries are missing on CentOS.

Adding new images

• Add your new Dockerfile.<name> in ./ci/ folder.
• Add the new <name> in the GitHub Actions matrix:
  • In the GitHub Action workflow of this project.
  • In the GitHub Action workflow of the main dunst project