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# community-supports
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Christoph Sturm
10/04/2022, 8:35 AMnot sure if that helps but you could use https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/jib
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Vampire
10/04/2022, 10:24 AMIf you have a very simple standard case and do not need much customization at least.
Vampire
10/04/2022, 10:25 AMBut other than that, the question is probably greatly misplaced in a Gradle community. That seems to be some Spring tool, so you might get better help from a Spring community.
Vampire
10/04/2022, 10:26 AMIf your question just is how to run the code without building a jar, just register a
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Petri Kivikangas
10/04/2022, 10:27 AMThe question is about having build output in directory structure that is optimal for container image builds.
Petri Kivikangas
10/04/2022, 10:28 AMI guess there’s no such functionality in plain Gradle?
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Christoph Sturm
10/04/2022, 10:29 AMJib does exactly that
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Petri Kivikangas
10/04/2022, 10:30 AMI know jib and actually considered using it also, but I’m trying to achieve same with Dockerfile.
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Vampire
10/04/2022, 10:31 AMYou can probably do any output structure you want and consider optimal for container image builds.
But Gradle itself does not know of containerisation.
And even if it would, there are different opinions on what would be "optimal".
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Petri Kivikangas
10/04/2022, 10:32 AMWhat documentation should I refer to regarding build output structure customization?
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Vampire
10/04/2022, 10:33 AMMaybe just make a
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