feat: Add tilemaker to PATH #465
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By creating a symlink from `/tilemaker` to `/usr/bin/tilemaker`, one can execute the `tilemaker` command e.g. from within a shell. This makes it possible to use the built tilemaker binary as if it was "installed". If one does a Docker multistep build that uses the tilemaker Docker image, one can then simly use `RUN tilemaker ...` and does not need to know where the binary is actually stored.
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I revamped our dockerfile in #713 and added the tilemaker binaries to |
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By creating a symlink from
/tilemakerto/usr/bin/tilemaker, one can execute thetilemakercommand e.g. from within a shell.This makes it possible to use the built tilemaker binary as if it was "installed". If one does a Docker multistep build that uses the tilemaker Docker image, one can then simly use
RUN tilemaker ...and does not need to know where the binary is actually stored.