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Image Building with custom buildpacks fails with permission denied on Arch Linux #26658
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@bala-striva I can't reproduce the error you are getting. When I run
I've seen the Can you share a minimal |
Sure, with a sample generated project with reactive web dependency I can reproduce the issue on my machine. build.gradle
OS:
Docker from arch linux package repository (https://archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/docker/):
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Using
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@bala-striva Your Also, add |
Running Adding environment to
did not produce any new log lines compared to whats added to the issue |
@bala-striva Thank you for the additional information and testing, it's very helpful. The only thing that stands out to me so far is the OS you are using. We test extensively on MacOS and Ubuntu, it's possible there is something slightly different about Arch Linux that is causing your problem. I'll try to get something set up to test that combination of OS, Java, and Gradle myself. |
I can reproduce this problem by testing in an Arch Linux container. I'll investigate further to find the root cause of why this works differently on Arch Linux than it does on other Linux distros. |
I've confirmed that this is a bug in the Spring Boot plugins. The same failure will happen with directory and tar-gzipped buildpacks. Fixes are in progress. |
@bala-striva The fix for this issue should be in a Spring Boot |
@scottfrederick with the snapshot build i was able to build the docker image with custom buildpacks. Thanks for the detailed feedbacks! |
When trying to configure buildpacks for the bootBuildImage target (from: #25561 (comment))
will result in an error
Without custom buildpacks everything works fine and the image is created.
Checking the docker image
gcr.io/paketo-buildpacks/eclipse-openj9:latest
it seems that thebuildpack.toml
is in place with read all rights.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: