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Issue being fixed or feature implemented

  1. We only build arm64 docker dev images
  2. We spawn 2 separate jobs for slim and main image, when they share the vast majority of steps.

What was done?

  1. Add step to ship arm64 docker dev images too, currently this isn't used in CI, though it may be later. These are built on arm.
  2. Consolidate the 2 steps into a single step, that pushes both images. This way, when there are no changes, we don't have the overhead of spinning up 2 jobs, and when there is a change, we aren't wasting compute by performing the same operations in both jobs.

How Has This Been Tested?

CI in my fork: https://github.com/PastaPastaPasta/dash/actions/runs/15408489687

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@PastaPastaPasta PastaPastaPasta added this to the 23 milestone Jun 3, 2025
Replace cross-compilation approach with native ARM64 builds to resolve
build failures and improve performance.

Changes:
- Remove QEMU setup and multi-platform builds from build-container.yml
- Add container-arm64 and container-slim-arm64 jobs using ubuntu-24.04-arm64 runners
- Parameterize build-container.yml to accept runs-on input
- Simplify shellcheck architecture detection in ci-slim.Dockerfile
- Use same container names for both architectures

This approach eliminates GCC segfaults during cppcheck compilation on ARM64
and provides faster, more reliable builds compared to emulated cross-compilation.
@PastaPastaPasta PastaPastaPasta changed the title Slim consolidation ci: consolidate 2 jobs to 1, add arm64 image Jun 3, 2025
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The changes introduce support for building and pushing both "main" and "slim" Docker containers in the GitHub Actions workflows, with explicit input parameters for each container's Dockerfile path and image name. The workflow runner is now configurable via an input parameter instead of being hardcoded. Additionally, a new workflow job is added to build ARM64 containers using the same Dockerfiles, and a corresponding ARM64 test job is introduced. Test jobs are updated to reference the new slim container output path. The slim container's Dockerfile is updated to select the correct ShellCheck binary based on the system architecture.


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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
contrib/containers/ci/ci-slim.Dockerfile (1)

91-93: Consider more robust architecture mapping
The dynamic uname -m detection is a solid improvement to fetch the correct ShellCheck binary. To make this even more resilient across environments (e.g., some systems report arm64 instead of aarch64), consider normalizing the architecture string or expanding the if to cover both variants.

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.github/workflows/build.yml (3)

22-29: Slim inputs consolidate two jobs into one
Renaming the container job to “Build containers (amd64)” and adding slim-file / slim-name inputs aligns the slim build under the same workflow call. This reduces duplication and makes the slim/main relationship explicit.


31-40: ARM64 container job mirrors AMD64 logic
The new container-arm64 job correctly reuses build-container.yml with the same inputs and overrides runs-on to ubuntu-24.04-arm. This ensures parity between architectures.


201-205: Test jobs updated to consume slim image
All test-… jobs now reference needs.container.outputs.slim-path (and needs.container-arm64.outputs.slim-path for ARM), ensuring they pull the slim image. The dependency and path updates look correct.

Also applies to: 210-214, 219-223, 227-232, 237-242, 247-250, 253-260

.github/workflows/build-container.yml (6)

9-16: Clearer input definitions for main Docker image
The inputs file (main Dockerfile path) and name (main container name) now have explicit descriptions, improving readability for users of this reusable workflow.


17-24: Added inputs for slim container
Introducing slim-file and slim-name allows building a second, minimal image in the same job without duplicating steps—this cleanly supports the slim/main consolidation goal.


25-30: Configurable runner with sensible default
Parameterizing runs-on with a default of ubuntu-24.04 gives callers flexibility to target different environments without hardcoding the runner.


31-37: Workflow outputs expose both image paths
Defining path and the new slim-path outputs ensures downstream consumers can reference the correct image tags for both the main and slim builds.


41-41: Runs-on now parameterized in build job
Using the ${{ inputs.runs-on }} expression for the build job correctly applies the caller’s runner choice, enabling multi-architecture invocation.


69-84: Sequential slim image build/push with cache hints
Building and pushing the slim image first, keyed by hashFiles(inputs.slim-file), is a smart move to maximize cache hits and streamline the subsequent main image build. The tags and cache-from are well-structured.

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utACK b071188 see comment

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UdjinM6 commented Jun 6, 2025

CI in my fork: https://github.com/PastaPastaPasta/dash/actions/runs/15408489687

It failed. Do you have another link maybe?

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Latest CI indicates pending functionality

https://github.com/PastaPastaPasta/dash/actions/runs/15408556076

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