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# CAUTION:   This file eventually should exist in the ci directory, however until
#			this can be confirmed, and the .yaml file(s) in the ci project changed
#			to indicaate that ci/Dockerfile should be used, this is here with minor
#			changes needed to exist at the root.
# ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

# CI to verify the MC application components
# Inherits C toolchain from buildpack-deps:stretch then adds cmake and better shell(s).

# It is assumed that this docker file is used with a build command run at the
# root level of the repo (directory containing the ci directory). E.g.
#	docker build -f ci/Dockerfile .

FROM buildpack-deps:stretch

RUN apt-get update && apt-get -q -y install cmake ksh

# stuff our repo things into a scratch area
RUN mkdir /playpen
ADD . /playpen


# add any unit test scripts that need to be driven, e.g.
# RUN ksh test/mcl_unit_test.ksh

#  This is a final/only script which might print useful things to the log and ALWAYS succeeds.
RUN ksh /playpen/ci/stats.ksh

# there is no cmd; the build/verification assumes that if the image is created
# successfully, e.g. none of the previous run commands fail, that the environment
# is successfully vetted.