stable-diffusion-webui-docker/services/AUTOMATIC1111/clone.sh
AJ Walter 555c26b7ce
Make Dockerfiles OCI compliant (#408)
## Justification

Closes issue #352

This update makes the Dockerfiles OCI compliant, making it easier to use
Buildah or other image building techniques that require it

## Implementation

This changes a few things, listed below:

* auto: Download container is switched to alpine. The `git` container
specified the `/git` directory as a volume. As such, all the files under
`/git` would be lost after each script invoke. Alpine is used later in
the build process anyway, so it shouldn't be any extra cost to switch to
it
* auto: "New" clone.sh script is copied into the container, which is
basically just the previous clone script that was embedded in the
Dockerfile.
* all: `<<EOF` heredoc styles have been switched to `&& \`
* all: I added NVIDIA_DRIVER_CAPABILITIES and NVIDIA_VISIBLE_DEVICES to
expose my Nvidia card. This is most likely a selinux/podman problem, but
shouldn't change anything with docker to add it.
* docker-compose: I added selinux labeling. I tested this with real
docker (not just podman!) and it seems to work fine. Though I suggest
you try it too.

## Testing

Locally builds with buildah. 

Note: for caching to work properly, you still need to replace
`/root/.cache/pip` with `/root/.cache/pip,Z` on selinux systems.

Note: I was having some trouble running invoke. Thought it was this PR,
but it's a known issue. See
https://github.com/invoke-ai/InvokeAI/issues/3182

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Co-authored-by: AbdBarho <ka70911@gmail.com>
2023-04-16 10:32:03 +02:00

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#!/bin/bash
set -Eeuox pipefail
mkdir -p /repositories/"$1"
cd /repositories/"$1"
git init
git remote add origin "$2"
git fetch origin "$3" --depth=1
git reset --hard "$3"
rm -rf .git