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Fix building just one image with --all flag #30

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved error handling during the Docker image building process to capture and return errors more effectively.

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The changes in this pull request focus on the buildAllDockerImages function within the bap-builder/DockerMode.go file. The return statement has been modified to improve error handling by capturing errors from the buildSingleDockerImage function. Instead of returning the result directly, the function now assigns the result to an err variable and checks for any errors before returning. This adjustment enhances the robustness of the error management without altering the overall structure or logic of the function.

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File Change Summary
bap-builder/DockerMode.go Modified buildAllDockerImages to improve error handling by assigning the result of buildSingleDockerImage to an err variable and checking for errors before returning. Comments remain unchanged.

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    participant Caller
    participant BuildAllDockerImages
    participant BuildSingleDockerImage

    Caller->>BuildAllDockerImages: Call function
    BuildAllDockerImages->>BuildSingleDockerImage: Invoke buildSingleDockerImage
    BuildSingleDockerImage-->>BuildAllDockerImages: Return result or error
    BuildAllDockerImages->>Caller: Return error if exists or result
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bap-builder/DockerMode.go (1)
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PR: bringauto/packager#24
File: bap-builder/DockerMode.go:65-67
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T13:23:20.132Z
Learning: In `bap-builder/DockerMode.go`, when logging errors in `buildSingleDockerImage`, it's not necessary to include the image name in indented error logs if it's already mentioned in a previous non-indented log message.
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44-47: LGTM! Error handling improvement looks good.

The explicit error checking and propagation enhances code clarity and maintains consistent error handling behavior.


44-47: Verify if these changes fully address the PR objective.

While the error handling improvements are good, the PR title suggests fixing an issue with "building just one image with --all flag". However, the changes don't appear to modify any logic related to the --all flag behavior. Could you clarify if there are additional changes needed to fully address the original issue?

Let's analyze the codebase for any related logic:

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The changes correctly implement the PR objective

The code analysis shows that the Docker image building logic is properly implemented:

  1. When --all flag is false (building single image):

    • BuildDockerImage function gets the Dockerfile path for the specified image name
    • Calls buildSingleDockerImage with correct parameters
    • Returns any error that occurs
  2. When --all flag is true:

    • buildAllDockerImages is called which gets all Dockerfile paths
    • Iterates through each image and calls buildSingleDockerImage
    • Stops on first error, as intended

The PR title's mention of "fixing building just one image with --all flag" appears to be a mischaracterization. The code correctly handles both single image builds and all-image builds based on the --all flag value. The error handling changes ensure proper error propagation without modifying the core logic, which was already correct.

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# Description: Look for related command-line handling code and tests
# that might provide context about the --all flag behavior

# Search for command line argument handling
rg -A 5 "BuildImageCmdLineArgs"

# Search for test files related to Docker image building
fd -e test.go | xargs rg -l "TestBuildDockerImage|TestBuildAllDockerImages"

Length of output: 1230


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#!/bin/bash
# Let's analyze the Docker image building logic to understand how the --all flag is handled

# Check the implementation of buildAllDockerImages and buildSingleDockerImage
rg -A 10 "func buildAllDockerImages|func buildSingleDockerImage"

# Look for Dockerfile handling logic
rg -A 5 "dockerfilePath|imageName.*=|buildAll.*:="

# Check for any Docker-related test files
fd "docker.*test" -t f

Length of output: 6775


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@mikusaq mikusaq requested a review from koudis November 25, 2024 10:44
@mikusaq mikusaq merged commit a81b1f5 into master Nov 27, 2024
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@mikusaq mikusaq deleted the fix-build-image branch November 27, 2024 08:20
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