June 7, 20224 yr Firstly, I am muddling my way through it, so please excuse the jargon I'm sure I'm abusing. I'm attempting to create a tool that will generate packages for NerdPack (and DevPack) automatically, given very little input from the user (ideally just URLs for slackbuilds.org and source code tar.gz, along with which version(s) of Unraid to generate packages for). There's a process that I'm ironing out with dmacias72 to actually build the package. NerdPack packages are grouped by Unraid version. You have an Unraid install of X version, you build your package for it, you save that package to the appropriate folder in NerdPack's structure, you restart the whole process with a different version of Unraid. Rinse and repeat until you've covered all the Unraid versions you want to do. My question to y'all is, A) Realistically, do we need to be generating a new package for each X.Y.Z version? Just X.Y? Just X? and B) What is the best/cleanest way to go about this? I haven't worked extensively with Docker containers before (certainly not with creating them), but I *think* that's the right way to go here. My thinking is that Docker has a lot of flexibility with the CLI, which my app can take advantage of, and also I can map volumes to circumvent SSH shenanigans almost altogether. What would y'all recommend? Edited June 7, 20224 yr by ehawman
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