Hi, I want to build the docker images for airbyte from source, can anyone here help me with the docker build steps for airbyte docker images?

Sure, I can help you with that. Here are the steps to build Docker images for Airbyte: 1. Build the Docker Image for Airbyte: You can run Airbyte on your local machine as a separate Docker Compose project. Follow these [instructions](https://docs.airbyte.io/quickstart/deploy-airbyte) to get it up and running. 2. Build a Docker Image for a Connector: If you are building a new connector, you need to build a Docker container for it. For example, if you are building a Webflow source connector, you can build a new Docker container by running the following command in the Webflow source connector directory:

bash docker build . -t airbyte/source-blog-webflow:dev

You can verify that the new image has been created by running

docker images

. 3. Build the Platform with Gradle: To compile and build the platform, run the following command in your local

airbyte-platform

repository:

bash SUB_BUILD=PLATFORM ./gradlew build

This will build all the code and run all the unit tests. It creates all the necessary artifacts (Webapp, Jars and Docker images) so that you can run Airbyte locally. 4. Build Docker Images with Gradle: The gradle task

generate-docker

allows you to build all the Docker images. 5. Adding a New Docker Build: If you have a

Dockerfile

, you can generate the Docker image by creating a

gradle.properties

file in the subproject with the

dockerImageName

property set to the Docker image name. Then, you can define your own task to copy the necessary files and configure the build Docker task to depend on this custom copy task in the subproject's

build.gradle

. 6. Rebuilding a Docker Image: If you need to rebuild a Docker image, for example, the

airbyte-proxy

image, you can do so by running

docker build . -t airbyte-proxy:{VERSION YOU DECIDED}

in the

airbyte-proxy

directory. Then, change this in your Docker Compose file. Note that if you run

docker-compose up

, it will pull from Dockerhub and won't rebuild the containers. Please refer to the [Airbyte documentation](https://docs.airbyte.io) and [tutorials](https://airbyte.io/tutorials) for more detailed instructions.