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# Dockerfile for building pharo-10 branch under ubuntu 22.04

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FROM ubuntu:22.04

RUN \

  apt-get update && \

  apt-get install -y wget curl unzip inetutils-ping gnupg libcurl3-gnutls && \

  apt-get install -y \

   build-essential \

   cmake \

   git \

   python3-minimal \

   pkg-config \

   libgit2-dev \

   libssh-dev \

   libsdl2-dev \

   libfreetype-dev \

   libffi-dev && \

  rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*

WORKDIR /opt

RUN mkdir -p /opt/src

WORKDIR /opt/src

RUN git clone https://github.com/pharo-project/pharo-vm.git && cd pharo-vm && git checkout pharo-10

RUN cmake -S pharo-vm -B pharo-vm-build

RUN cmake --build pharo-vm-build --target install

RUN rm -rf pharo-vm-build/build/dist/pharo-vm

RUN mv pharo-vm-build/build/dist /opt/pharo-vm

RUN rm -rf pharo-vm-build pharo-vm

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Doing a 

in that directory builds the vm and installs it under /opt/pharo-vm/pharo

In the end it copies the files to a special place. But this could also be a way to zip them and put them somewhere else. The most simple use would be to have a Dockerfile per combination OS-pharoVmVersion. Maybe this would work on github. If I find time I might try somethig along that line. That would make zeroconf survive and still we can support a bit more. Of course it duplicates some work on the OBS but that deals with much more to integrate in the system. For me two uses cases.

What I do now is that the Dockerfile above builds and installs the vm in the docker image. I upload these and make them the basis of my docker builds so this is the closest I could get and apart from obstacles that might occur it works.

Just in case some has interests in the Dockerfile or volunteering building a repo with those Dockerfiles.

Norbert