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When building Docker images for documentation with V=0, the Makefile for documentation does not print the name of the generated images. One particular example of calling the Makefile with V=0 is for Cilium's runtime tests in CI, with .travis/build.sh calling: V=0 make -j 2 --quiet This calls the default target for Cilium's main Makefile, which relies (among others) on the "postcheck" target, which in turns calls the "check" target from Documentation/Makefile, passing the V=0 flag. The absence of the "docs-builder" string from the logs make it harder to figure out whether the workflow successfully built the image. This commit simply adds the image tag (passed to Docker with "--tag", but not actually containing the version tag) to the invocation of $(ECHO_DOCKER), so that Documentation/Makefile can print it when we request a non-verbose build with V=0. Signed-off-by: Quentin Monnet <quentin@isovalent.com>
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Nice!
This probably doesn't matter too much for older branches, but I've tried to keep the doc framework mostly identical on all branches and this commit should be trivial to backport, so let's go for it. |
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When building Docker images for documentation with
V=0
, the Makefile for documentation does not print the name of the generated images.One particular example of calling the Makefile with
V=0
is for Cilium's runtime tests in CI, with .travis/build.sh calling:This calls the default target for Cilium's main Makefile, which relies (among others) on the
postcheck
target, which in turns calls thecheck
target from Documentation/Makefile, passing theV=0
flag. The absence of thedocs-builder
string from the logs make it harder to figure out whether the workflow successfully built the image.This commit simply adds the image tag (passed to Docker with
--tag
, but not actually containing the version tag) to the invocation of$(ECHO_DOCKER)
, so that Documentation/Makefile can print it when we request a non-verbose build withV=0
.