a year ago
Hey!
I'm new to railway, really excited to start using it. I want to deploy my app. It's on a monorepo, and a single Dockerfile is in charge of building different images based on the target.
Here's the Dockerfile, and for reference a docker-compose.build.yaml that servers as a way to build the images.
As an example, coolify supports this feature (where I come from)
15 Replies
a year ago
unfortunately railway does not support specfying a target, you would need to break the dockerfile up into separate dockerfiles
a year ago
there are no current plans, ive only seen you and one or two other people ask for it in the handful of years I've been doing support, so the drive for us to implement it is not there
wow, interesting… I ended up adding a final step building a final image containing all the targets, which should do the job.
a year ago
no problem!
@Brody so the build just failed. I used the new build system.
ProjectId: f0ced8df-4b86-4697-ab99-b97b4c767fd6
ServiceId: 5297753e-5146-472c-af7d-e0099d9d3947
Deployment: 9df0747b-5963-4a85-a015-61f48d594ac0
a year ago
please do not use the new builder, it is beta, and will be deprecated soon
a year ago
we cannot provide any support for builds done with it
without the new builder I have to specify a cache id, and I can't do that for each file, since it's everything together
I'm trying to build it with railpack, but now I can't. It says it's configured for docker because the config says so, but that's wrong: https://github.com/wosherco/bashbuddy/blob/main/railway.json
a year ago
If you have a Dockerfile a Dockerfile is what will always be used regardless of what builder you have set.
And just an FYI, the new builder will be deprecated soon and your builds will not be ran with it anymore even if you previously enabled it, so please switch it off before we do.
a year ago
!s
Status changed to Solved brody • 12 months ago