Deprecate dockerbuilder in favor of a standard Dockerfile
Move VERSION to a dedicated file to facilitate automated builds and releases
docker -v: show version and build information without making remote connections
Good-bye, ugly mega-Makefile. Docker can now be built with docker, with the help of a simple very simple shell script.
release.sh: publish a full release of docker to a S3 bucket, including static binary and a full APT repository with install instructions
Update release checklist. Still needs work.
Upgrade Dockerfile with new dependency
add "|| true" otherwise "set -e" kills us if the repo is clean
Cosmetic changes: rewrapping, `` → $()… before starting the real work
Add a check to make sure that make.sh only runs within a container.
Protect the release.sh script against accidental use. Infer VERSION automatically.
Running the build image will now execute release.sh automatically.
Add a check for S3 bucket access.
Polish instructions a little bit.
Install python-magic (it helps s3cmd) and a convenience /src symlink
Run reprepro from release, incrementally (it needs S3 credentials). Add virtual package.
Update to go 1.1.2.
Repository should also have i386 index, since Ubuntu is multi-arch by default
Implement apt-secure repository signing.
If there are changes, add the timestamp to the package version.