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add option to add files in container #11
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This looks interesting. As it happens, we planned to look into upgrading scala steward this month...
Thanks for the review, I've rebased the changes and also adjusted the version from |
I've also adjusted |
@jsoref can you take another look? |
Thanks! The changes look right. I want to test this a bit before I merge. I'm busy today and am hoping to get a coworker to look soon (maybe tomorrow if I'm lucky). If I don't respond by Monday, please tag me on Tuesday. |
OK cool |
Ping @jsoref! I've pushed another change to correctly handle the case where |
Fwiw, I've asked someone to run a test of this, so hopefully they'll check tomorrow and have feedback for me by Monday. |
I'm running this right now and it's working fine for me (I've added a credentials configuration for sbt and a repo configuration for scala-steward), so I'm not sure what more testing it is you need to do. But go ahead, do your thing. |
Sorry... sometimes I'm overly cautious. I'm used to things going wrong. Many things I've tried this week have gone wrong. What I can say is that we tested the basic chart from this PR and it worked. We haven't had time to test the volume mounts although I absolutely expect them to work. I'm going to check with a coworker and I think I'll merge by Monday. |
Thanks for merging @jsoref ! |
Thanks for contributing and sorry about the long time to merge. |
Hi,
I've added the possibility to add files that will be mounted into the scala-steward container. I needed this for two things:
--repo-config
option which requires a file. I could of course put this into each individual repo, but I want to be able to configure it the same way across repos/root/.sbt/1.0/credentials.sbt
file where I read the Nexus credentials from the env variables. again, I don't want to modify lots of different repos to do this.Let me know what you think.