Dockerfile.opensuse-leap-latest

# SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause
# Copyright 2016-2022, Intel Corporation

#
# Dockerfile - a 'recipe' for Docker to build an image of opensuse-based
#              environment prepared for running libpmemobj-cpp tests.
#

# Pull base image
FROM registry.opensuse.org/opensuse/leap:latest
MAINTAINER igor.chorazewicz@intel.com

# Set required environment variables
ENV OS opensuse-leap
ENV OS_VER latest
ENV PACKAGE_MANAGER rpm
ENV NOTTY 1

# Additional parameters to build docker without building components
ARG SKIP_VALGRIND_BUILD
ARG SKIP_PMDK_BUILD

# Base development packages
ARG BASE_DEPS="\
	cmake \
	gcc \
	git \
	make"

# Dependencies for compiling libpmemobj-cpp project
ARG LIBPMEMOBJ_CPP_DEPS="\
	libatomic1 \
	tbb-devel"

# PMDK's dependencies (optional; libpmemobj-devel package may be used instead)
ARG PMDK_DEPS="\
	autoconf \
	automake \
	fdupes \
	gdb \
	libndctl-devel \
	man \
	pandoc \
	python3 \
	rpm-build \
	rpmdevtools \
	which"

# pmem's Valgrind dependencies (optional; valgrind-devel package may be used instead)
ARG VALGRIND_DEPS="\
	autoconf \
	automake"

# Examples (optional)
ARG EXAMPLES_DEPS="\
	ncurses-devel"

# Documentation (optional)
ARG DOC_DEPS="\
	doxygen"

# Tests (optional)
ARG TESTS_DEPS="\
	gdb \
	glibc-debuginfo \
	libunwind-devel"

# Misc for our builds/CI (optional)
ARG MISC_DEPS="\
	clang \
	perl-Text-Diff \
	pkg-config \
	sudo"

# Update the OS, packages and install basic tools
# using additional repos for glibc debuginfo
RUN zypper dup -y \
 && zypper update -y \
 && zypper mr -e repo-debug \
 && zypper install -y \
	${BASE_DEPS} \
	${LIBPMEMOBJ_CPP_DEPS} \
	${PMDK_DEPS} \
	${VALGRIND_DEPS} \
	${EXAMPLES_DEPS} \
	${DOC_DEPS} \
	${TESTS_DEPS} \
	${MISC_DEPS} \
 && zypper clean all

# Install valgrind and update pkg-config path variable
COPY install-valgrind.sh install-valgrind.sh
RUN ./install-valgrind.sh
ENV PKG_CONFIG_PATH $PKG_CONFIG_PATH:/usr/lib/pkgconfig/

# Install pmdk
COPY install-pmdk.sh install-pmdk.sh
RUN ./install-pmdk.sh rpm

# Add user
ENV USER user
ENV USERPASS p1a2s3s4
ENV PFILE ./password
RUN useradd -m $USER \
 && echo $USERPASS > $PFILE \
 && echo $USERPASS >> $PFILE \
 && passwd $USER < $PFILE \
 && rm -f $PFILE \
 && sed -i 's/# %wheel/%wheel/g' /etc/sudoers \
 && groupadd wheel \
 && gpasswd wheel -a $USER
USER $USER