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EPITECH Coding Style Docker image, including both banana (C, Header files, Makefiles) AND lambdananas (Haskell) for the ARM 64 architecture. Also supported by Apple Silicons M1, M2 and M3 chipsets.

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Epitech Coding Style

Requirements


You need to install docker and git, to build correctly epitech coding style image

If you have not setup an SSH private/public key on your GitHub profile, you may want to change the URL inside build.sh which points to the banana vera repository URL as it's a private EPITECH repository. Switch the following line :

BANANA_VERA_REPOSITORY="[email protected]:Epitech/banana-coding-style-checker"

to this one :

BANANA_VERA_REPOSITORY="https://github.com/Epitech/banana-coding-style-checker"

Epitech Coding Style


Just specify the tag you want to apply to the image on the build.sh :

build.sh --tag latest

You can add an option to clean the cache before building the image :

build.sh --tag latest -n

Deployment


Login into dockerhub
docker login -u username

You'll be prompted for your password

Push docker image

epitech-coding-style

docker push epitechcontent/epitech-coding-style:latest

Where latest is the tag of image you want to push, e.g. : latest, devel, coverage

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