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Quarkus 1.13.1.Final build native with Madrel ->Invalid version string '20.3.1.2.Final'. #16378
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and a little question. What that means those logs ? 6,98 GB
just curious |
@zakkak it looks like GraalVM does not like the |
Yes, that's a known issue fixed in the latest Mandrel images. @survivant can you please try with What I don't understand is why https://quarkus.io/guides/building-native-image#container-runtime still shows
It's the amount of memory used by |
it passed, but I don't see Docker building this application container image. Do I have to include docker dependances in my pom.xml ? and Another question. I'm on Windows. There is no point of building the native image if I don't use it in docker/podman ?
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If I understand correctly you are interested in https://quarkus.io/guides/building-native-image#creating-a-container
Correct, unless you build the native image without |
my goal is to try to use the native build for my docker image that I'll deploy in Kubernetes What I'm using right now is this command line :
or this
PS. I added this in my pom.xml demo
when I'm build my demo with this command line
it doesn't build the docker image. What is the param that is missing ? |
I don't see anything missing :/ I can build a container image with:
Keep in mind that this is on Linux using podman though. |
I found the issue... man.. it wasn't clear. check that Your
Mine
the param -Dquarkus.container-image.build=true was missing in my command line. Should it be enabled when we specify -Dquarkus.native.container-build=true ? |
Uh right! I thought you had tried that, my bad.
So yes if you want a native application packaged in a container you need both. |
I wanted to test the native mode with Quarkus. I followed this guide : https://quarkus.io/guides/building-native-image#container-runtime
PS. I'm on Windows 10 using docker to build/run images
I created a small project using quarkus code.io
quarkus-native.zip
I did 3 tests.
#1 - compile without native (normal.. so not important for this issue)
#2 - compile native
#3 - compile native with madrel
here the logs for #2
here the logs for #3
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