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Skyfold ee49b436af build-infer.sh now works with non-traditional shells Summary: fixes #267. By calling opam with the --shell=bash in the script I don't get the errors I had before. The new line I added in the docker/README.md was so the list would display correctly when rendered. Closes https://github.com/facebook/infer/pull/272 Reviewed By: jberdine Differential Revision: D2916859 Pulled By: jvillard fb-gh-sync-id: 4243f79 shipit-source-id: 4243f79		9 years ago
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Dockerfile	Solve failure in 'docker build .'.	9 years ago
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README.md

docker images for Infer

This directory, 'docker/' inside the Infer repo, contains a docker file to install Infer within a docker container. This can be used to quickly try Infer or to deploy Infer.

Pre-requisites

To use this docker image, you will need a working docker installation. See the instructions for Linux or MacOSX as appropriate.

How to use

This docker file will use the latest released version of Infer.

Get docker running, e.g. using Docker Quickstart Terminal.
cd to the directory docker/,
Build Infer in docker container and try on an example:

# Build Infer; 20min or so; to be executed from docker/ in the Infer repo
./run.sh
# you should now be inside the docker container with a shell prompt, e.g.
# "root@5c3b9af90d59:/# "
cd infer/examples/android_hello/
infer -- gradle build