non-windows Official Python docker images with the addition of the latest Poetry
Image tags are generated from the next template:
{poetry-version}-python-{official-python-image-tag},
where {poetry-version} is a numeric version or latest.
For example:
FROM weastur/poetry:1.5.1-python-3.11.4-bookworm
FROM weastur/poetry:1.5.1-python-3.11-alpine
FROM weastur/poetry:latest-python-3.11There is one special tag - latest - which is equivalent to
latest-python-latest, so it's just the latest Poetry version
based on python:latest image.
The image can be run with docker run command. Notice that the COMMAND inside
is still python3, like in an Official Image.
The image itself is built on top of an Official Python Image, with the reference Poetry's installer, which means that there are no additional dependencies in the resulting image. For example:
➜ docker run -ti weastur/poetry bash
root@87ef07a9832a:/# pip list
Package Version
---------- -------
pip 22.0.4
setuptools 58.1.0
wheel 0.37.1Also, pay attention that there are no additional settings of Poetry,
like poetry config virtualenvs.in-project true
Every single step of the build process runs with GitHub Actions.
You need Docker installed.
You can start from .github/workflows/docker-build.yml to inspect the build process.
The main files are Dockerfile and update.py.
Also, you can use pre-commit to run some checks locally before committing.
pre-commit installIf you want to support the development or say thanks, become a GitHub Sponsor or
MIT, see LICENSE.