0.5.0

0.5.0

Breaking changes

• Option --labels was renamed to --label to match other container tooling.

Features

• Ansible-bender can now be configured using Ansible variables. For more info,
  please read the documentation
  • Given this change, base image and target image name are now optional
    arguments of the build command.
• Bender now uses more candidates when searching for python interpreter in the
  base image, namely /usr/bin/python3.7 and so on.
• You can now set annotations on the target image.
• When bender invokes a playbook against a container, it now changes hosts
  variable (in a copy), so that it's not accidentally executed in localhost
  environment.
• Json schema is now used to validate input.
• Before starting the build process, bender checks if the container backend
  works.

Bug fixes

• When ansible-playbook command uses python 2, bender refuses to continue since
  the build will not work.
• Errors are now being properly logged when bender looks for python interpreter
  in the base image.
• There was a need for a compatibility fix with buildah 1.7.
• A build will terminate if there was an exception thrown during the caching or
  layering process.
• Bender will not try to load non-existent layers from cache.

0.4.0

0.4.0

Ansible-bender now uses Azure Pipelines as a CI system.

Features

• There were updates to documentation in README:
  • Info about vfs and overlay buildah storage backends.
  • Rootless containers.
  • How you can use base images with python2.
  • Requirements of ansible-bender.
• Bender now produces a more clear message when a base image doesn't have a
  python interpreter.
• You are now able to pass path to the python interpreter inside the base image
  via CLI.

Bug fixes

• Bender now uses more buildah commands instead of podman.
• If bender is invoked with a non-root user, the ansible-playbook session is
  now wrapped with buildah unshare.
• Don't print to error log when an image is being pulled.

0.3.2

0.3.2

I experimented with running ansible-bender inside an OpenShift pod. Details can
be found in a Makefile and in the contrib/ directory.

Bug fixes

• Ansible-bender is now able to pull base images properly again if they are not
  present before a build.
• podman is now used to perform inspect.
• Working container name was improved to be more safe.

0.3.1

No changelog provided

0.3.0

No changelog provided

0.2.1

No changelog provided

0.2.0

See changelog.md.

0.1.0

Initial release!

Features

• You can build your container images with buildah as a backend.
• You are able to set various image metadata via CLI:
  • working directory
  • environment variables
  • labels
  • user
  • default command
  • exposed ports
• You can do volume mounts during build.