Makefile

.PHONY: docker-tests


# Build container
build:
	docker build -t eo3:test .

# Full rebuild without the cache (useful periodically to get security updates)
clean-build:
	docker build --no-cache -t eo3:test .

# Lint and test in one go.
check:
	docker run --rm --volume "${PWD}":/tests -w /tests eo3:test ./check-code.sh

# Run tests in Docker
test:
	docker run --rm --volume "${PWD}":/tests -w /tests eo3:test /tests/run-tests.sh

# Run tests in Docker as container root user
#
# (Eg. Github Actions has file write permission issues to external volumes when not using root,
#      and we want to write test coverage etc. to the volume.)
test-root:
	docker run --rm --volume "${PWD}":/tests --user root -w /tests eo3:test /tests/run-tests.sh

# Run linters in Docker
lint:
	docker run --volume "${PWD}":/tests -w /tests eo3:test pre-commit run -a

# Run Tests in Docker as container root user
#
# (Eg. Github Actions has file write permission issues to external volumes when not using root,
#      and we want to write test coverage etc. to the volume.)
lint-root:
	docker run --user root -w /code eo3:test pre-commit run -a

# Lint the Dockerfile itself
# (hadolint has too many false positives to run in CI, but is useful for reference)
lint-dockerfile:
	docker run --rm -i hadolint/hadolint < Dockerfile

# Interactive shell, with code mounted to /tests
shell:
	docker run -it --rm --volume "${PWD}:/tests" --user root -w /tests eo3:test /bin/bash

# Update pinned dependencies using Docker's python
dependency-update:
	docker run --rm --volume "${PWD}":/tests --user root -w /tests eo3:test bash -c 'make internal-update'

# Update dependencies directly
# This has to be run using the same Python interpreter we are deploying with.
# ie. Use "make dependency-update" instead!
internal-update:
	pip-compile -r requirements/setup.in
	pip-compile -r --extra docker --extra deployment -o requirements/deployment.txt
	pip-compile -r --extra docker --extra test -o requirements/test.txt