- Refactored to keep every transformation of built-in types (e.g. FS,
Secret, etc) to/from CUE in the same place (plancontext)
- dagger.#Service and dagger.#Secret are now following the new FS-like format
(e.g. `_service: id: string`)
- Backward compatibility
- dagger.#Stream is now an alias for dagger.#Service
Signed-off-by: Andrea Luzzardi <aluzzardi@gmail.com>
- Implement dagger.#FS support
- Migrate `context.imports` to dagger.#FS
- Backward compat: dagger.#FS can be passed in lieu of a
dagger.#Artifact
- For instance, an import (`dagger.#FS`) can be passed to the current
`yarn.#Package` implementation
Signed-off-by: Andrea Luzzardi <aluzzardi@gmail.com>
This change helps the transition between `dagger input` and `#Plan.context`.
In summary, the codebase now relies on a *context* for execution with mapping to *IDs*.
In the future, *context* will come from a `#Plan.context`.
In the meantime, a bridge converts `dagger input` to a plan context. This allows both *old* and *new* style configurations to co-exist with the same underlying engine.
- Implement `plancontext`. Context holds the execution context for a plan. Currently this includes the platform, local directories, secrets and services (e.g. unix/npipe).
- Contextual data can be registered at any point. In the future, this will be done by `#Plan.context`
- Migrated the `dagger input` codebase to register inputs in a `plancontext`
- Migrated low-level types/operations to the *Context ID* pattern.
- `dagger.#Stream` now only includes an `id` (instead of `unix` path)
- `dagger.#Secret` still includes only an ID, but now it's based off `plancontext`
- `op.#Local` now only includes an `id` (instead of `path`, `include`, `exclude`.
Signed-off-by: Andrea Luzzardi <aluzzardi@gmail.com>
This adds support to loading artifacts (e.g. docker.#Build,
os.#Container, ...) into any arbitrary docker engine (through a
dagger.#Stream for UNIX sockets or SSH for a remote engine)
Implementation:
- Add op.#SaveImage which serializes an artifact into an arbitrary path
(docker tarball format)
- Add docker.#Load which uses op.#SaveImage to serialize to disk and
executes `docker load` to load it back
Caveats: Because we're doing this in userspace rather than letting
dagger itself load the image, the performance is pretty bad.
The buildkit API is meant for streaming (get a stream of a docker image
pipe it into docker load). Because of userspace, we have to load the
entire docker image into memory, then serialize it in a single WriteFile
LLB operation.
Example:
```cue
package main
import (
"alpha.dagger.io/dagger"
"alpha.dagger.io/docker"
)
source: dagger.#Input & dagger.#Artifact
dockersocket: dagger.#Input & dagger.#Stream
build: docker.#Build & {
"source": source
}
load: docker.#Load & {
source: build
tag: "testimage"
socket: dockersocket
}
```
Signed-off-by: Andrea Luzzardi <aluzzardi@gmail.com>
Before, secret was a plain text string, but it could lead to security issue
so we are now handling secrets as `dagger.#Secret` or string.
I've add a new struct SecretStore that expose the inputStore to easily
retrieve secret value.
Signed-off-by: Tom Chauveau <tom.chauveau@epitech.eu>
- Update `op.cue` to support secrets
- Update `pipeline.go` to use authTokenSecret & authHeaderSecret
Signed-off-by: Tom Chauveau <tom.chauveau@epitech.eu>
This adds support for `--include` and `--exclude` for directory inputs.
For instance, this is what you would want to use when passing dagger
repository as an input:
```
inputs:
repository:
dir:
path: .
exclude:
- '**/node_modules'
- cmd/dagger/dagger
- cmd/dagger/dagger-debug
```
Signed-off-by: Andrea Luzzardi <aluzzardi@gmail.com>
- Secrets are never exposed in plaintext in the Cue tree. `dagger query`
won't dump secrets anymore, Cue errors won't contain them either.
- BuildKit-native secrets support through a new `mount` type. This
ensures secrets will never be part of containerd layers, buildkit
cache and generally speaking will never be saved to disk in plaintext.
- Updated netlify as an example
- Added tests
- Changed the Cue definition of a secret to:
```
@dagger(secret)
id: string
}
```
This is to ensure both that setting the wrong input type on a secret
(e.g. `dagger input text`) will fail, and attempting to misuse the
secret (e.g. interpolating, passing as an env variable, etc) will also
fail properly.
Signed-off-by: Andrea Luzzardi <aluzzardi@gmail.com>
