MAKEFILE_PATH := $(abspath $(lastword $(MAKEFILE_LIST)))

MAKEFILE_DIR := $(dir ${MAKEFILE_PATH})

# Test images as run on CI.

image_vim_74_py2:

docker build -t ultisnips:$@ --build-arg PYTHON_IMAGE=2.7-stretch --build-arg VIM_VERSION=7.4 .

image_vim_80_py2:

docker build -t ultisnips:$@ --build-arg PYTHON_IMAGE=2.7-stretch --build-arg VIM_VERSION=8.0 .

image_vim_81_py2:

docker build -t ultisnips:$@ --build-arg PYTHON_IMAGE=2.7-stretch --build-arg VIM_VERSION=8.1 .

image_vim_git_py2:

docker build -t ultisnips:$@ --build-arg PYTHON_IMAGE=2.7-stretch --build-arg VIM_VERSION=git .

image_vim_74_py36:

docker build -t ultisnips:$@ --build-arg PYTHON_IMAGE=3.6-stretch --build-arg VIM_VERSION=7.4 .

image_vim_80_py36:

docker build -t ultisnips:$@ --build-arg PYTHON_IMAGE=3.6-stretch --build-arg VIM_VERSION=8.0 .

image_vim_81_py36:

docker build -t ultisnips:$@ --build-arg PYTHON_IMAGE=3.6-stretch --build-arg VIM_VERSION=8.1 .

image_vim_git_py36:

docker build -t ultisnips:$@ --build-arg PYTHON_IMAGE=3.6-stretch --build-arg VIM_VERSION=git .

# 74 and 80 do not build with py37 and py38. The build errors out with "Require native threads".

image_vim_81_py37:

docker build -t ultisnips:$@ --build-arg PYTHON_IMAGE=3.7-stretch --build-arg VIM_VERSION=8.1 .

image_vim_git_py37:

docker build -t ultisnips:$@ --build-arg PYTHON_IMAGE=3.7-stretch --build-arg VIM_VERSION=git .

image_vim_81_py38:

docker build -t ultisnips:$@ --build-arg PYTHON_IMAGE=3.8-buster --build-arg VIM_VERSION=8.1 .

image_vim_git_py38:

docker build -t ultisnips:$@ --build-arg PYTHON_IMAGE=3.8-buster --build-arg VIM_VERSION=git .

image_repro: image_vim_80_py3

docker build -t ultisnips:repro --build-arg BASE_IMAGE=$< -f Dockerfile.repro .

# A reproduction image that drops you into a naked environment,

# with a Vim having UltiSnips and vim-snippets configured. See

# docker/docker_vimrc.vim for the full vimrc. Need to run `make

# image_repro` before this will work.

repro:

docker run -it -v ${MAKEFILE_DIR}:/src/UltiSnips ultisnips:repro /bin/bash

# This assumes, the repro image is already running and it opens an extra shell

# inside the running container

shell_in_repro:

docker exec -it $(shell docker ps -q) /bin/bash