Dockerfiles from templates #293
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If this is merged, then we could create releases with Dockerfiles for each pandoc release. |
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There's still room for improvements, but it seems to be working well enough, so I'm merging it. |
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Dockerfiles are created explicitly from a template, instead using a highly configurable Dockerfile. The complexity is therefore shifted into the template and into the scripts used to generate the version-specific Dockerfiles.
Almost all configurations have been merged into a single file,
config.yaml. That file now controls the set of supported pandoc releases, the base images, and parameters for the addon images (e.g, latex and typst). Generate Dockerfiles by running./pandock.lua generate <PANDOC_VERSION>. This will also create adocker-bake.jsonfile, to make reproducible builds even easier.