Compilation on Bitbucket Pipelines using Docker

[loudo (Ludovic Bas)]

@ablum

I haven’t used Haxe’s docker images, so I’m not really sure how they are supposed to work.
The readme for Haxe images on docker hub indicates you are meant to build your own image(s) from those Haxe images, so they contain operations tailored to your project. So Haxe’s images are just there to provide the binaries.

You should also keep in mind, that everytime you docker run <image> you start a fresh, new instance, which doesn’t know anything that happened before.

Aaaah ok ! Thank you very much for the clarification. So when I run the Haxe image, the docker image call the Hash bash because it’s written in the docker file. So I should clone the image and add all my haxelib in my own docker file and should not try to call haxelib from Pipelines like I did.

@ablum

regarding lix: I think node 4.2.1 is too old, try using a more up to date version. I think I’ve seen someone mentioning at least version 6 was required. I usually go for 10.x.

Thanks! It’s working, it seems that it’s a faster way than Docker. I just need to find how to set the Haxe version now because my project is not compatible with Haxe 4 yet.