Add a check to Build command for Docker if the --use-container flag i…#1075
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Thanks for the PR. Very useful. I made a minor refactor and also contributed unit tests to make sure this code path is exercised. I will merge the PR once the tests pass |
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If you use the
--use-containerflag with thesam buildcommand but Docker isn't running you get some nasty output. You get a bunch of errors and stack traces about endpoints being inaccessible and so on. This is really confusing and takes some digging to find out what the problem is. I've been tripped up several times and wasted a bunch of time trying to figure out what went wrong.This PR adds a check to the
buildcommand to make sure Docker is reachable before trying to actually build the project inside of Docker. If Docker isn't reachable, it errors with a clear message indicating what the issue is. It also only tries to check for Docker when the--use-containerflag is passed.How to reproduce problem:
Run
sam build --use-containerwhile Docker isn't running.Description of changes:
Changes include an added 'if' statement in the
app_build.pyfile. This uses the already existingContainerManager.is_docker_reachableproperty to determine if SAM can reach Docker. This only checks if the--use-containerflag is passed. If it can't reach Docker, then it raises and exception.