On 21 Nov 2025, at 18:25, David Cooper wrote:
Hi Robert,
I'm trying to resurrect some of the cl-docker-images pipeline. Just thought I would check with you because I think you have bypassed these for asdf? In case I get them working again I'd like to compare notes and avoid too much duplication of work, and I'd like to make whatever images I come up with be compatible for retro-fitting into asdf at some point in case you'd like to relieve yourself of the need to keep your own ones maintained (or we could adopt your ones as the clnet-hosted ones).
Did you understand all of Timmons's bashbrew runners? I'm replacing those with a single shell runner on our future host but I'd like to get it to docker-in-docker after that... and maybe support multiarch using emulation (I think Timmons had actual hardware running each of his platform-specific runners).
Dave Cooper
Hi Dave -- I have bypassed some of these for ASDF. Originally, I sent pull requests for my updates, but with Eric gone, the PRs were going nowhere, so I dropped that. Instead I started building the docker images by hand, pushing them to my personal DockerHub account, and using those in my GitLab pipelines. I will check today and make sure there are PRs on GitLab for all of my updated docker images. That should help you get started. The configuration that Eric had is now woefully old -- basing the images on Debian versions that are no longer under LTS. So you will want those updates. That said, I was not able to get the windows images to build at all locally. So they may be broken and I haven't updated their base images (at least not consistently). I didn't figure out how to get Eric's toolchain to build the images, either. I just used his `update.sh` script to generate the Dockerfiles and then built them myself. I have no idea how the Gitlab actions are supposed to work with this. Hope that helps! More soon when I check the PRs. R